Versatile application on various surfaces

The Motip Primer white in a 150 ml spray can is ideal for pre-treating both treated and untreated surfaces. You can use this primer on materials such as wood, metal, aluminum, glass, and stone. Thanks to its excellent adhesion, it forms a solid base for further finishing.

Excellent coverage and filling power

This primer stands out for its high covering and filling power. Irregularities in the surface are effectively filled, resulting in a smooth and even final result. This makes it the perfect preparation for applying the final coat of paint.

Fast-drying and easy to sand

The fast-drying formula allows you to quickly continue with your project. Moreover, the primer is easy to sand, both wet and dry from grit 400. This makes it easier to create a perfectly smooth surface for the next coat of paint.

Corrosion-resistant properties

In addition to excellent coverage, this primer also offers good protection against corrosion. This extends the lifespan of the treated surface and ensures a durable finish.

Compatibility with various paint systems

The Motip Primer can be overcoated with all paint systems, including alkyd resin, nitrocellulose, 1K acrylic, and 2K acrylic paints. This makes it a versatile choice for different applications.

• Content: 150 ml
• Color: white
• Fast-drying
• High coverage and filling power
• Good corrosion protection
• Easy to sand, both wet and dry (from grit 400)
• Can be overcoated with all paint systems

Instructions for use

For optimal results, it is important to properly prepare the surface. Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of grease. Remove loose old paint and rust, and sand the surface if necessary. Shake the spray can for 2 minutes before use and spray a test area. Keep a distance of 25 to 30 cm from the surface to be treated and apply the primer in several thin layers. Shake the spray can again before applying each subsequent layer. After use, clean the valve by holding the spray can upside down and pressing the nozzle for about 5 seconds. Drying time depends on ambient temperature, humidity, and layer thickness.