Phosphoric acid as metal pretreatment

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 *[http://www.houseofkolor.com/PDF/TechData/English/KP21.pdf House of Kolor Kwikure Epoxy Primer Surfacer tech sheet]:
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-''"If you find it necessary to use a metal conditioner to remove rust, etc., be sure to thoroughly clean and nutralize the treated area following the conditioner manufacturers recommendations, then using our KC20 post sanding cleaner with a maroon scuff pad to insure all acid residue has been removed before priming. If not, this will almost certainly cause an adhesion problem."''
+''"'''NOTE:''' Do not use any acid base products such as self etching primer, etc. under the KP2CF primer. This will almost certainly cause an adhesion problem.''
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+'''''NOTE:''' If you find it necessary to use a metal conditioner to remove rust, etc., be sure to thoroughly clean and neutralize the treated area following the conditioner manufacturers recommendations, then using our KC20 post sanding cleaner with a maroon scuff pad to insure all acid residue has been removed before priming. If not, this will almost certainly cause an adhesion problem."''
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 *http://www.ospho.com/data.htm
 *http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/compatability-spi-ospho-74054.html
+*http://www.spiuserforum.com/showthread.php?8-What-every-new-painter-must-read!
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 27 August 2010