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GMNA - 9984865

Topcoat for Heat Sensitive Plastics

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Organization: GMNA
Publication Date: 1 September 2018
Status: active
Page Count: 5
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Material Description. This specification covers the requirements for low bake topcoats (< 82 °C) to be used on heat sensitive plastics having heat distortion temperatures < 82 °C.

Symbols. Not applicable.

Applicability. These topcoats are part of a total painted product system and must meet the requirements set forth in this specification and those shown on relevant engineering drawings. This specification shall be used in conjunction with the Approved Paint on Plastics Systems (APOPS), within the GM Materials Approved Source List, which lists approved substrate, cleaning, priming, and topcoat combinations. APOPS test requirements are defined in GMW14797.

Remarks. None.

 

Document History

May 1, 2021
Topcoat for Heat Sensitive Plastics
This standard is inactive with no replacement.
9984865
September 1, 2018
Topcoat for Heat Sensitive Plastics
Material Description. This specification covers the requirements for low bake topcoats (< 82 °C) to be used on heat sensitive plastics having heat distortion temperatures < 82 °C. Symbols. Not...
August 1, 2014
Topcoat for Heat Sensitive Plastics
Material Description. This specification covers the requirements for low bake topcoats (< 82 °C) to be used on heat sensitive plastics having heat distortion temperatures below 82 °C.  Symbols. Not...
November 1, 1989
Topcoats for Heat Sensitive Plastics
1 SCOPE. These specification covers the requirements for low bake topcoats (<82 C) to be used on heat sensitive plastics having heat distortion temperatures below 82 C.

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