Use demineralized/DI water (<10 µS/cm). Tap water causes salt stains/streaks. Check conductivity regularly and replace resins/filters in a timely manner.

18–25 °C, <70 % RH. Low temperatures slow down reactions; high humidity promotes water haze and loss of gloss.

Degrease → sand finely → clean dust-free → apply suitable primer and allow to cure completely. Wear gloves/take precautions against static electricity.

Lacquers: 1.2–1.4 mm; thin solutions: 1.0–1.2 mm; pressure 1.8–2.2 bar (at the cap). Refer to the data sheet for exact values ​​and check against a sample part.

Several thin, uniform passes with 60–70% overlap. Metallization chemicals are applied until the mirror image appears homogeneous.

Intermediate coat times typically 10–15 min at 20 °C; final curing after 24 h. Optionally accelerate curing: 60 °C / 30 min (if approved).

Original concentrates have a shelf life of 12–24 months (cool/dry). Use prepared solutions according to the manufacturer's instructions, checking parameters (pH, conductivity, temperature).

Only after prior adhesion/compatibility testing. The system-compatible combination (base coat A/B/C, activator, top coat) is recommended.

Ensure DI water quality, correct sequence/times, sufficient rinsing, fresh solutions and constant temperature; avoid residues (surfactants).

Adjust wetting, reduce humidity, check surface, renew baths if necessary. Adjust parameters according to data sheet, improve rinsing quality.

Allow the system to fully cure, then use the approved topcoat. Sand between coats only according to the work instructions. Forced drying can help.

Depending on the product. Refer to the technical data sheet for information (e.g., VOC-compliant filler).

Protective gloves, safety glasses/visor, long-sleeved clothing; depending on the product, respiratory protection (A2/P3) and extraction system. Observe SDS/CLP.

Use suitable cleaning agents/thinners; collect rinse water/chemical residues separately and dispose of properly. Do not discharge into the sewer system.

Heat-resistant, chemical-resistant tape/film; rub edges clean. Carefully peel off after the process to avoid edge breakage.

Plastics (ABS/PC, PP with adhesion promoter), metals, glass, painted surfaces. Adhesion is substrate-dependent – ​​preliminary tests are mandatory.

Limited: perform local sanding, reactivation/metallization and clear coat bonding; polish transitions cleanly.

Perfectly smooth, dust-free base; fully cured primer; fresh, clean baths; controlled environment; orange peel-free topcoat.

Surface hydrophobic/silicone-containing or primer not fully cured. Check pre-cleaning/antistatic properties, optimize activation.

Yes. Activation → Metallization → Rinsing have defined time windows. Exceeding these windows leads to loss of adhesion/gloss. Refer to the data sheet for timing.

Record batch IDs, conductivity, pH/temperature, nozzles/spray pressure, paths/times, climate and photos of the reference parts.

Store at 10–25 °C, in a dry, UV-protected location; tightly close containers. Store incompatible materials separately; observe FIFO and expiration dates.

Mostly high humidity/layer too wet. Warm air/forced drying, longer drying time, suitable dilution, thinner coats.

Precise dosing, same nozzle/pressure, identical paths; clear coat layer constant; always compare reference sample with target sample.

After curing, sand to a fine surface and blend the topcoat. Optimize cleanroom conditions/extraction to avoid recurring problems.

Safety training (PPE/CLP), process parameter sheet, maintenance plan (filter/resin), test plan (adhesion/gloss/conductivity), traceability (batch/revision).

Always use the documents linked here. Check the revision date at the end of the PDF and replace local copies.

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