Primers & Surfacers

Primers and surfacers for aircraft and defence systems: epoxy primers, waterborne primers, corrosion-inhibiting primers and surfacers. Almost all products are from PPG Aerospace (DeSoto, Super Koropon, Eco-Prime), alongside Intrepid and AkzoNobel. MIL-PRF-23377 for solvent-borne epoxy primers, MIL-PRF-85582 for waterborne epoxy primers and BMS 10-11 for Boeing applications are the most requested specifications. A primer is qualified as a system together with its topcoat.

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PPG PAC33 4355/3600 Green Primer

Corrosion inhibitive polyurethane primer, green · AIMS04-04-012, AIMS04-04-077, AIMS04-04-078 …

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What is the difference between chromated and non-chromated primers?

Chromated primers have long been the corrosion protection standard; non-chromated primers are spreading because of health and environmental restrictions. In MIL-PRF-23377, Class C is chromated and Class N non-chromated. OEM approval decides.

How do I choose between waterborne and solvent-borne primers?

Waterborne primers (MIL-PRF-85582) have lower VOC; solvent-borne primers (MIL-PRF-23377) tolerate a wider range of application conditions. Your approved process and OEM documentation govern.

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What is the difference between chromated and non-chromated primers?

How do I choose between waterborne and solvent-borne primers?