KBS Fusion FPP Flexible Plastics Primer Provides a Tight Bond
Painting flexible plastics, like bumper covers, can be hard. Flexible plastic is smooth and non-porous, so there's little surface texture for topcoat paint to grab onto, which can result in the paint cracking, chipping, and peeling.
This is where KBS Fusion FPP - Flexible Plastics Primer comes in. Fusion FPP is formulated to bond to flexible plastics and provide a high-grip surface for topcoats to cling to. It builds a strong yet flexible base coat that moves with the surface, tying topcoats to the plastic for a high-quality, long-lasting result.
Fusion FPP at a Glance
| Dry to sand | 30 minutes |
| Ready to topcoat | 1 hour |
| Coverage | Up to 18 sq. ft. per aerosol can |
| Compatible surfaces | Plastic, urethane, wood, fiberglass, carbon fiber |
With Fusion FPP preparing the surface, topcoat prep can be done quickly. It applies easily, dries fast, and builds film thickness rapidly, so a single light coat is usually all it takes. When needed, additional coats can be applied to hide small surface imperfections.
Fusion FPP can be block sanded after drying for 30 minutes and top coated after one hour. The gray-colored aerosol primer is ideal for promoting adhesion of most varieties of topcoats to flexible surfaces including plastic, urethane, wood, fiberglass, and carbon fiber, making it especially useful on bumpers, dashboards, and body panels.
Painting flexible plastics can be hard, but KBS Fusion FPP - Flexible Plastics Primer makes it easy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does paint peel off flexible plastic without a primer?
Flexible plastic is smooth and non-porous, so there's little surface texture for topcoat paint to grip. Without a bonding primer, paint applied directly to plastic is prone to cracking, chipping, and peeling.
How long does Fusion FPP need to dry before top coating?
Fusion FPP can be block sanded after drying for 30 minutes and is ready for topcoat after one hour.
What surfaces can Fusion FPP be used on?
Fusion FPP promotes adhesion on flexible surfaces including plastic, urethane, wood, fiberglass, and carbon fiber, making it well suited for bumpers, dashboards, and body panels.
How many coats of Fusion FPP are needed?
A single light coat is usually enough since it builds film thickness quickly. Additional coats can be applied if needed to hide small surface imperfections.