painting polyamide

Polyamides like PA6 & 66 are paintable. Industrially painted PA-parts = are automotive wheel covers, tank flaps or rear view mirror housings = etc. PA6 is "easier" to paint than PA66, due to its lower crystallinity.

The plastic parts need to be molded without the use of surface active = substances, like mold release agents and the like. For handling the = plastic parts, perhaps cloves are needed. Prior to painting, the plastic = part surface needs to be properly cleaned and/or optionally = (flame,plasma,corona)-treated for optimal paint adhesion, which all = depends on your customers requirements.

He could go for a "traditional" 2K Primer & 2K Hardener plus a 1K = Topcoat or a 2K Topcoat plus 2K Clearcoat, like the paint systems sold = by DuPont/Standox. More details are following:

Or he could go for electrostatic powder coatings as sold by Akzo = Nobel/Interpon

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