VHT Flameproof Primer GREY aerosol - 400ml
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VHT Flameproof Primer GREY aerosol
VHT Flameproof Primer GREY is a quick-drying primer that is heat-resistant up to 1100°C. This VHT spray can primer grey is especially for exhaust paints to ensure a long-lasting adhesion so that the paint does not flake off in extreme heat. In short, the best primer for painting your exhaust.
Primer for exhaust paint
VHT SP100 is a special primer for exhaust paint. This heat-resistant primer can handle the heat of the engine block, making the paint last for a long time.
Characteristics VHT SP100 Primer aerosol
- Heat-resistant primer for exhaust paint
- Fast drying primer
- Easy to sand
- Can be painted over with VHT heat-resistant paint
Pros and cons
- Special primer for engine block paint
- Primer is heat-resistant up to 1100 degrees Celsius
- Dries quickly
- Incredibly durable and wear-resistant
Specifications of VHT Flameproof Primer GREY aerosol - 400ml
| SKU | SP100 |
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| Brand | VHT |
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Number of components
The designation 1K or 2K indicates how many components a product consists of and how it cures.
1K (1 component) – Ready to use and consists of a single component. Cures by exposure to air or moisture. User-friendly and ideal for standard applications. 2K (2 components) – Consists of two components that must be mixed before use. Provides a stronger and more durable finish. |
(1K) 1 component |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 1.5 m² |
| Colour | SP100 - Flat Gray Primer |
| Category | Heat Resistant Paint |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you remove adhesive residues
Are there adhesive residues on your car from a sticker or car wrap? Removing adhesive residues from the car can be tricky without damaging the paint. To remove adhesive residues without scratching, it’s best to use a caramel wheel. This is a rubber grinding wheel specifically designed to remove adhesive residues without damaging the car paint
How much can I spray with a spray can?
A 400ml spray can covers approximately 1.5 to 2 m², depending on the material porosity and layer thickness. For larger projects or multiple layers, we recommend accounting for an extra 10% to ensure you don't run out halfway through.
