Car parts ceramic coating ultra protect 9H easylease ok or not ?


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K.C.C
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Did anybody made a mould of a car part that had been ceramic coated ?
I got parts in that have ultra protect 9H ceramic coating on them and there this is a 1K product I dont know if the easylease wil work on this .


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Do a test man, always do a test. If ever you are in doubt about compatibility, don't commit to anything without doing a small test and making sure it will work as planned.

It should be fine. These types of 1k coatings work in a very similar same way as chemical mould sealers and are moisture curing, and they can be remarkably tough - even tougher than regular 2k coatings. They are designed to be chemically resistant and very stable once cured and bonded - but there are so many of them out there, and they are not all made equally. Definitely do a test and confirm with your own parts and materials so you can be certain.
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Hanaldo - 11/11/2020 6:28:19 PM
Do a test man, always do a test. If ever you are in doubt about compatibility, don't commit to anything without doing a small test and making sure it will work as planned.

It should be fine. These types of 1k coatings work in a very similar same way as chemical mould sealers and are moisture curing, and they can be remarkably tough - even tougher than regular 2k coatings. They are designed to be chemically resistant and very stable once cured and bonded - but there are so many of them out there, and they are not all made equally. Definitely do a test and confirm with your own parts and materials so you can be certain.

ok thnx, wil do a little test with it. 

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