Today’s primer application techniques consist of different methods.

Some good and some better!

Rolling / Brushing - an alternative method

Spraying – the conventional method

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NP75 Spray – Traditional MethodWith

the addition of NH77 hardener, NP75 is a sprayable primer for

use on: Treated Steel Galvanized Steel Stainless Steel

Aluminum Fiberglass/SMC Non-olefinPlastics OEM

Finishes 2K Refinish UrethanesLet’s take a

closer look at the process!.Iso-Free! No

etching required!

Easiest “non-spraying” application! No masking required! No overspray!

Not limited to prep/spray booth application! Built in guide coat! Material Savings - 100% transfer efficiency! Isocyanate-Free and

DTM! Extreme high build! Prevents bridging / pinholing! Ease of

sanding! Ease of clean-up! For use in all Collision and Fleet VOC

markets! Squeegee Prime™

Features, Advantages & Benefits

Easiest “non-spraying” application! No masking required! No overspray!

Not limited to prep/spray booth application! Built in guide coat! Material Savings - 100% transfer efficiency! Isocyanate-Free and

DTM! Extreme high build! Prevents bridging / pinholing! Ease of

sanding! Ease of clean-up! For use in all Collision and Fleet VOC

markets! Squeegee Prime™

Features, Advantages & Benefits

APPLICATION Process: Squeegee

Prime™

Squeegee Prime is not atomized when applied like that of any conventional spray primers.

Not limited to prep / spray booth applications. Always follow basic principals of shop safety. Wear the

appropriate Personal Protective Equipment.

• APPLICATION Process: Squeegee

Prime™

This alternative application reduction meets 2.1 lbs./gal. Best results are obtained by observing a 10 minute induction period prior to applying the mixture. Approximate working time 20 minutes. Not including induction period.

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