PLAS K®

S-STICK
S™ PLA
2322S ASTIC ADHES
A ION PR
ROMOT
TER

GENERA
AL
DESCRIPTIO ON
An adhesion
n promoter designed to enhan
nces the perforrmance of selecct products on
unprimed po
olyolefin.

MIXING
COMPONEN NTS
Plas-Stick® 2322S™ Plasttic Adhesion Prromoter

MIX RATIO
pray
Ready to Sp

POT LIFE
Indefinite

ADDITIVES
Accelerator: mmended
Not recom
Fish Eye Elim
minator: Not recom
mmended
Flattener: Not recom
mmended
Flex Additive
e: Not recom
mmended
Reducer: Not recom
mmended
Retarder: Not recom
mmended

TINTING
Not recommended

APPLICA
ATION
PRIMER/SE EALER
Plas-Stick® 2340S™ Flexible Adhesion SSealer
ChromaBase e® "4 to 1" 770
01S™ / 7704S™
™ / 7707S™ 2 2K Urethane Prrimer
ChromaBase e® "4 to 1" 771
10S™ / 7740S™
™ / 7770S™ 2 2K Urethane Seealer
ChromaPrem mier® Pro 3343 30S™ Productiive Primer Sea
aler
ChromaPrem mier® 42410S™ ™ / 42440S™ / 42470S™ / 2K Premier Sea aler

TOPCOATS S
y one of the ab ove primers/se
It is recommended to apply ealers over Plas-Stick® 2322S
S™
esion Promoter before applyin
Plastic Adhe ng one of the fo
ollowing topcoaats:
• ChromaPrremier® Basec coat, activated
• ChromaPrremier® Singlee Stage
• ChromaBa ase® Basecoatt, activated
• MasterTint® Vinyl Color

SUBSTRATES
Unprimed rig gid, semi-flexible or flexible auutomotive plastic parts.
• Since it is difficult for pain
nt to adhere to and polypropylene, clean and
o polyethylene a d sand
thoroughly y before applyin ng Plas-Stick®® 2322S™ Plasstic Adhesion P Promoter.
• For specific substrate infformation, referr to the Automo otive Plastics R
Refinishing Guide. Do
not use Plas-Stick® 2322 2S™ Plastic Ad dhesion Promo oter over fiberg
glass, silicone rrubber,
polyuretha ane foams or primed plastics.

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SURFACE PREPARATION
P N
Flexible plas
stics that have been properly prepared. See “Flexible Plasttics Repair Pro
ocedures
Flow Chart” for schematic representation.
r .

PAINTING RAWR PLASTIC C PARTS

Option A
Use the follo
owing process for
f the plastics ABS, CAB, CN
N, EP, MF, PA
A, PC, PBTP, PETB, PT,
PMMA, POM M, PPO, PL, PV
VC, SAN, BBB,, TPU, PP-TPO O, SMC, PUR AAND UP.

Step 1: Pre--wash with warm water and 2 310S™ Plasticc Cleaning Passte using a grayy or gold
Scotch-Brite™ pad.

Step 2: Rinsse thoroughly making

m sure the
e 2310S™ Plasstic Cleaning P
Paste does not dry on
the surface.

Step 3: Wassh again with warm

w water and
d 2310S™ Plasstic Cleaning P
Paste using a gray or
gold Scotchb
brite™ pad.

Step 4: Rinsse thoroughly making

m sure the
e 2310S™ Plasstic Cleaning P Paste does not dry on
the surface. Dry thoroughlyy following the rinse. Repeat ssteps 3 and 4 iif necessary to obtain a
surface that is squeaky clean without anyy greasy film.

Step 5: Apply 2 medium co oats of Plas-Stiick® 2322S™ Plastic Adhesio on Promoter

immediately after cleaning to help ensure
e adhesion. Allo
ow 5 minutes fllash between ccoats.

w adhesion pro
Step 6: Allow omoter to dry 2
20 minutes befo exed primer or flexed
ore applying fle
sealer.

Step 7: Apply activated Ch

hromaSystem™
™ basecoat.

Step 8: Apply clearcoat witth Plas-Stick® 2350S™ Flex Additive. Add 2 oz. Plas-Sticck®
2350S™ Fleex Additive per RTS quart of:
• ChromaClear® G2-4500 0S™ Ultra Prod ductive Baking Clearcoat
• ChromaClear® G2-4700 0S™ Ultra Prod ductive Air Dry Clearcoat
• ChromaBa ase® "4 to 1" HC-7776S™
H Sn
nap Dry Clearccoat
• ChromaBa ase® "4 to 1" G2-7779S™
G Pa
anel and Overa all Clearcoat
• ChromaPrremier® 72200 0S™ Productive e Clearcoat
• ChromaPrremier® 72500 0S™ Premium A Appearance C learcoat

ChromaPrem mier® Pro 745000S™ Productiive Clearcoat a and ChromaPre emier® Pro 74700S™
Productive Express
E Clearcoat do not requ
uire addition off flex additive.

Option B
owing procedurre if you prefer using 2320S™
Use the follo ™ Plastic Clean
ner in place of 2
2310S™
Plastic Clean
ning Paste. Use this process for the plasticss CAB, CN, EP
P, MF, PA, PC, PBTP,
PETB, PT, PMMA,
P POM, PPO,
P PL, PVC, SAN, TPU, PP P-TPO, PUR AAND UP.

All plastic su
ubstrates must be thoroughly cleaned and saanded as desccribed below to ensure
adequate cle eaning (See Fle
exible Plastics Repair Flow C
Chart for processs summary):

an surface with soap and hot water.

Step 1: Clea

Step 2: Satuurate the plastic

c with Plas-Sticck® 2320S™ P Plastics Cleane er* or A-2320S™ and
continue to apply
a cleaner while
w rubbing wwet surface with h a clean cloth.. After 4-5 min., the
surface shouuld have no glooss and it shou ld not feel slickk. If it does, rea
apply cleaner a
as
described abbove. It is cruc
cial to clean th
he surface as described to g get good adhe esion.

*2320S™ orr A-2320S™ sh hould not be ussed to clean AB

BS because it w
will partially disssolve the
substrate. Us
se Plas-Stick®
® 2319S™ insttead

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Step 3: Sandd substrate thooroughly using the grit describ bed:
Hand sandinng: Use gray orr gold Scotch-BBrite™ (or 800 grit sandpaperr). Do not use 3
320 grit
or red Scotch-Brite™, it is too
t severe and d will rip the pla
astic substrate surface.
DA sanding: Use 500 grit (Do not use 320 0 grit. It is too ssevere.)

Step 4: Cleaan again with 2320S™ or A-22320S™ as desscribed in Step p 2 and repeat u until
substrate is squeaky
s clean. To minimize sstatic build-up, allow cleaner to flash dry after
cleaning.

™ immediatelyy after cleaning with

Step 5: Apply two medium coats of Plas- Stick® 2322S™
Plas-Stick® 2320S™ to guarantee adhession. Allow 5 minutes flash be
etween coats.

Step 6: Allow
w Adhesion Pro
omoter to dry 2
20 min before a
applying flexed
d primer or flexe
ed
sealer.

Step 7: Apply activated Ch

hromaSystem™
™ basecoat.

Step 8: Apply clearcoat witth Plas-Stick® 2350S™Flexib ble Additive. Ad

dd 2 oz. Plas-S
Stick®
2350S™ Fleex Additive per RTS quart of:
• ChromaClear® G2-4500 0S™ Ultra Prod ductive Baking Clearcoat
• ChromaClear® G2-4700 0S™ Ultra Prod ductive Air Dry Clearcoat
• ChromaBa ase® "4 to 1" HC-7776S™
H Sn
nap Dry Clearccoat
• ChromaBa ase® "4 to 1" G2-7779S™
G Pa
anel and Overa all Clearcoat
• ChromaPrremier® 72200 0S™ Productive e Clearcoat
• ChromaPrremier® 72500 0S™ Premium A Appearance C learcoat

ChromaPrem mier® Pro 745000S™ Productiive Clearcoat a and ChromaPre emier® Pro 74700S™
Productive Express
E Clearcoat do not requ
uire addition off flex additive.

Tips for Suc ccess

• For difficult-to-clean and textured plastiics, temper the
e substrate for 330 minutes at 1140°F
(60°C) afteer cleaning andd sanding. Thiss may be helpfu ul in driving out further mold rrelease
agents. Do o not sand afte
er tempering. RReapply Plas-Sttick® 2320S™ Flexible Parts Cleaner
after temppering to removve mold release e agent.
• Use a clea an cloth when applying
a Plas-S
Stick® 2320S™ ™ Flexible Partts Cleaner or P Plas-
Stick® A-2 2320S™ Flexib ble Parts Cleanner.

Note: Temp
pering is not beneficial for u
urethane parts
s (PUR) due to
o “post cure”
temperature
es in excess of
o 140°F.

Caution: Do not use other solvent-based

s cleaners on un
nprimed plasticc or fiberglass ((i.e.
First Klean™
™ 3900S™ Surfface Cleaner, F Final Klean™ 3
3901S™ Surfa ace Cleaner, Prrep-Sol®
3919S™ Cle eaning Solvent, 3939S™ Lacq quer and Enammel Cleaner) duue to static builldup and
the potential for flash fire.

e with dry clotth because it w

Do not wipe will generate s
static.

PAINTING PRE-PRIMED
P PLASTIC
P PAR RTS
Where prime
er swells when applying solve
ent, remove it b
before you pain
nt.

When Pre-Primed OEM pa arts are painted d, lifting may occcur when a po oor quality primmer is
e primer exhibits poor solventt resistance. Prroblems typically arise when basecoat
used or if the
is applied ovver sealer. To ensure
e that liftin
ng does not occcur, it is crucia
al to test the pre
e-primed
part for solve
ent resistance. The best way to do that is to o use Basemakker as described below
in Steps 1 annd 2.

Step 1: Testt Pre-Primed pa art for solvent rresistance. Weet the entire bumper with 7175 5S™
Basemaker and a let stand fo
or 5 minutes*. A After the solve nt has flashed,, wipe off prime
er from
areas that liffted.

Caution: Be n using 7175S ™ Basemakerr. Avoid static

e careful when c buildup due to
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potential ris
sk of flash fire
e.

Step 2: Repeat Step 1 to make

m sure all o
of the solvent se
ensitive primerr has been rem
moved.

Step 3: Go to
t Type 1: Pain nting Raw Plasttic Parts (previous page) and follow steps 1 to 8 for
the remainde
er of the repair.

PAINTING PRE-PRIMED
P PLASTIC
P PARRTS
If primer is re
esistant to solv
vent, sand prim
mer and paint

When Pre-Primed OEM pa arts are painted d, lifting may occcur when a po oor quality primmer is
used or if thee primer exhibits poor solventt resistance. Prroblems typically arise when basecoat
is applied ovver sealer. To ensure
e that liftin
ng does not occcur, it is crucia
al to test the pre
e-primed
part for solveent resistance. The best way to do that is to o use Basemakker as described below
in Step 1. If no
n swelling or lifting occurs p roceed to Step p 2.

Step 1: Testt Pre-Primed pa

art for solvent rresistance. Soa
ak entire bump per with 7175S™
Basemaker and
a let stand foor 5 minutes. Iff the primer doe
es not lift anyw
where on the bu
umper,
proceed to Step
S 2.

Step 2: Scufff substrate with gray or gold Scotch-Brite™

™. Be careful no
ot to scuff throu
ugh the
primer.

Step 3: Clea
an with 2319S™
™ Plastic Surfa
ace Cleaner an
nd let dry.

Step 4: Go to
t Type 1: Pain
nting Raw Plasttic Parts and fo
ollow steps 6 to
o 8 for the rema
ainder of
the repair.

ghs occur, complete the su

If cut-throug urface prep proocedure and uuse Plas-Stick
k®
2322S™ Pla astic Adhesion
n Promoter (o
over the cut-th
hrough only) to
o promote goood
adhesion.

GUN SETUP P
Compliant
Siphon Feedd: 1.4 mm-1. 6 mm
Gravity Feed
d: 1.3 mm-1. 5 mm

HVLP
Siphon Feedd: 1.4 mm-1. 6 mm
Gravity Feed
d: 1.3 mm-1. 4 mm

AIR PRESSURE
Compliant
Siphon Feedd: 35-40 psi a at the gun.
Gravity Feed
d: 30-35 psi a at the gun.
HVLP: 6-8 psi at tthe gun cap.

APPLICATIO ON
Apply 2 light to medium coa
ats. Flash 5 miinutes between
n coats. Follow
w with the appro
opriate
primer or top
pcoat.

BLENDING
Plas-Stick® 2322S™ Plasttic Adhesion Prromoter may be
e used for spott repairs.

CLEANUP
Clean spray equipment as soon as possib
ble with Lacque
er Thinner.

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DRY TIMES
AIR DRY
mer/Sealer:
Time to Prim 20 minutess

Note: Plas-S
Stick® 2322S™™ Plastic Adhession Promoter m must be primed
d or sealed within 2
hours to minimize the potential for contam
mination and to
o ensure proper adhesion.

RECOATAB BILITY/RE-REP PAIR

e re-coated at any stage of dry or
Plas-Stick® 2322S™ Plasttic Adhesion Prromoter may be
cure. Avoid excessive
e film build.

SANDING
G / COMPO
OUNDING / POLISHIN
NG
SANDING
Plas-Stick® 2322S™ Plasttic Adhesion Prromoter require
es sanding. If ssanding is neceessary,
reapply Plas
s-Stick® 2322S
S™ Plastic Adhhesion Promote er. Avoid excesssive film build.

PHYSICA
AL PROPERTIES
VOC (LE/AP P): 6.6 / 6.6 lb
bs./gal (791 / 79
91 g/L)
Theoretical Coverage:
C 140 sq. ft. per RTS gallon at 1 mil
Weight Solid
ds: 11.1% RT S.
Volume Solid ds: 9.3% RTS S.
Weight per Gallon:
G 7.39 lbs./ggal (886 g/L) RTTS
Weight Wate er: 0% RTS
Weight Exem mpts: 0% RTS
Flash Point: See MSDS S.
Recommend ded dry film thic
ckness: 0.25 to 0.550 mils in 2 coaat

VOC REG
GULATED AREAS
These directtions refer to th
he use of produucts which mayy be restricted o
or require speccial
mixing instru
uctions in VOC regulated area as. Follow mixing usage and recommendations in
the VOC Compliant Produc cts Chart for yo
our area.

SAFETY AND HANDLING

For industria
al use only by professional,
p tra
ained painters. Not for sale to
o or use by the general
public. Beforre using, read and
a follow all laabel and MSDS S precautions. If mixed with oother
components, mixture will have hazards off all componen nts.

Ready to use e paint materia

als containing issocyanates can cause irritatio
on of the respirratory
organs and hypersensitive
h reactions. Asth hma sufferers, those with alle
ergies and anyo one with
a history of respiratory
r com
mplaints must n not be asked too work with prodducts containin
ng
isocyanates..

Do not sand, flame cut, bra aze or weld dryy coating withou ut a NIOSH appproved air puriifying
respirator with particulate filters or approp
priate ventilatio
on, and gloves.

bruary 2014
Revised: Feb

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