GMNA GM218M Performance Requirements - Exterior Acrylic Ornamentation, Second Surface Decorated
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GMNA GM218M Document Information:
Title
Performance Requirements - Exterior Acrylic Ornamentation, Second Surface Decorated
General Motors North America
Publication Date:
Nov 1, 2008
Scope:
This specification covers the performance requirements for
second surface decorated acrylic ornamentation used on the vehicle
exterior. It also indicates the second surface decorative coatings
and protective back-coats that are normally used.
General Construction. The ornamentation usually
consists of an acrylic insert bonded into a bezel which in turn is
bonded or mechanically attached to the vehicle. Styling
requirements determine whether the acrylic material will be
transparent, translucent, or opaque. Normally decorative coatings
are applied to the acrylic second surface. These coatings may be
inks, paints, hot stamps, or vacuum deposit metals used singularly
or in combination. Decorative coatings that incorporate vacuum
deposited metals must be sealed with protective backcoats, and
either full double-coated foam tape coverage, or a full perimeter
bead of translucent RTV silicone to prevent degradation. Additional
specific construction and appearance requirements need to be
described on the part drawing.
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