02. HOW MUCH PRESSURE SHOULD BE USED WHEN APPLYING NORSAN HIGH GLOSS TO THE MDF?

Optimum pressure depends on the substrate used (MDF / Chipboard/ plywood) as well as the amount of glue applied. Normally, the higher the pressure the greater number of defects that can appear on the surface, since the acrylic sheet photocopies the imperfections that the board’s surface may have. On the other hand, the higher the pressure, the higher the quality of the sheet’s pasting on the MDF.

Therefore, we clearly must seek a middle ground. Our clients press with force between 0.1 mm and 0.3 mm

03. WHAT TYPE OF GLUE NEEDS TO BE APPLIED?

The glue must be PUR. Do not attempt to apply other glues. Our experiences has taught us that they never work properly. We recommend the following references: Kleiberit ref. 709.3, Henkel ref. QR4663 or Jowat 609.20. Any other hot PUR glue should work well. The glue should reach a temperature of up to 140ºC in order to be sufficiently liquid. The roller by means of which the glue is applied should be at a temperature of about 125ºC.

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06. IS IT POSSIBLE TO POST-FORM OUR NORSAN HIGH GLOSS?

It is possible to post-form our product, and with the appropriate machinery we can attain a minimum radius of 1.5mm.

ABS/PMMA is a thermoplastic, which means that its shape can be modified if adequate heat is applied. The most important aspect is applying heat right at the angle. The heat applied should be greater than 110ºC.

08. IS IT POSSIBLE TO POLISH SMALL SCRATCHES? IF SO, WHICH PRODUCT SHOULD I USE?

  1.  Small marks and scratches can be polished, since the surface is acrylic. However, deeper scratches cannot be removed, since the thickness of the methacrylate layer is only 0.1mm, approx.
  2. Any polishing product will work correctly. For example, products used to polish vehicle bodies are appropriate and can be found at any vehicle repair shop.

10. WHAT TYPE OF CLEANING PRODUCT SHOULD BE USED TO CLEAN LEFTOVER GLUE REMAINING ON A NORSAN HIGH GLOSS DOOR?

When removing the protective film, it is important to clean leftover adhesive from the sheet’s surface. Otherwise, it may appear that the surface was scratched in handling, when it is actually leftover glue.

Our recommendation to clean leftover glue is to use damp microfiber cloths, carefully cleaning the surface. This simple procedure increases our sheet’s scratch resistance, as well as surface shine.

In this case, we also recommend using Vuplex cleaner.