Vehicle primer

Vehicle primer is a crucial step in the painting process that serves to protect the surface of the vehicle from corrosion and create an even base for the paint job. This primer coat is applied to the prepared metal surface to ensure adhesion of the paint film and improve the quality of the final finish.

The primer typically consists of a binder, fillers and various additives. The binder ensures the adhesion of the primer layer to the metal surface and forms a strong bond with the substrate after drying. Fillers are added to even out unevenness and small scratches on the surface and create a smooth base for painting. In addition, primers often contain anti-corrosion agents that help to protect the metal surface from moisture and other environmental influences.

The primer is applied in several coats, with each coat being carefully sanded and smoothed to ensure an even surface. This process helps to eliminate irregularities and create an optimal base for the subsequent paint job.

Once the primer has been applied and dried, the vehicle can be painted. The primer layer not only improves the adhesion of the paint film, but also contributes to the color intensity and durability of the final coat. Vehicle priming is therefore an important step in the painting process that contributes to the quality and durability of the paint finish.