This document provides cleaning procedures for stripping polyurethane erosion resistant coating from PWA 460 laminated structures. It instructs the user to apply SPMC 121 paint remover to the coated surface in large quantities with a brush. It states to wait 3 minutes for the coating to blister before scraping it off with a plastic scraper. A second coat of remover is then applied to remove the primer, which is also scraped off after 3 minutes. The part is then flushed with water and dried before being cleaned using solvent wipe method SPOP 208.
This document provides cleaning procedures for stripping polyurethane erosion resistant coating from PWA 460 laminated structures. It instructs the user to apply SPMC 121 paint remover to the coated surface in large quantities with a brush. It states to wait 3 minutes for the coating to blister before scraping it off with a plastic scraper. A second coat of remover is then applied to remove the primer, which is also scraped off after 3 minutes. The part is then flushed with water and dried before being cleaned using solvent wipe method SPOP 208.
This document provides cleaning procedures for stripping polyurethane erosion resistant coating from PWA 460 laminated structures. It instructs the user to apply SPMC 121 paint remover to the coated surface in large quantities with a brush. It states to wait 3 minutes for the coating to blister before scraping it off with a plastic scraper. A second coat of remover is then applied to remove the primer, which is also scraped off after 3 minutes. The part is then flushed with water and dried before being cleaned using solvent wipe method SPOP 208.
This document provides cleaning procedures for stripping polyurethane erosion resistant coating from PWA 460 laminated structures. It instructs the user to apply SPMC 121 paint remover to the coated surface in large quantities with a brush. It states to wait 3 minutes for the coating to blister before scraping it off with a plastic scraper. A second coat of remover is then applied to remove the primer, which is also scraped off after 3 minutes. The part is then flushed with water and dried before being cleaned using solvent wipe method SPOP 208.
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R NOTE: Refer to 70−20−00, General−01 for additional
R requirements.
(1) Strip polyurethane erosion−resistant coating as
follows:
(a) Pour approximately one−half cup (4 fl.oz. or
118.28 ml) at a time of SPMC 121 paint remover into a shallow pan.
(b) Apply SPMC 121 paint remover in large quantities
with a paint brush to coated surface.
(c) Wait for three minutes for the coating to blister.
NOTE: Coating may not blister if primer was not
used; however, it must still scrape off easily.
(d) Scrape off coating with a plastic scraper.
(e) Apply a second coat of SPMC 121 paint remover to
remove the primer.
(f) Wait three minutes; then, scrape off the primer
with a plastic scraper.
(g) Flush part fully with water and permit part to
dry.
(h) Clean part by the SPOP 208 solvent wipe method;
R use a solvent listed for pre−painting. Refer to R 70−21−00, SPOP−208 (Task 70−21−00−110−040).