Polyester Fibre Putty (Profi)

Universal two-component polyester putty to level irregularities in surfaces of steel, aluminium, wood, concrete and polyester. Polyester putty is elastic and very easy to sand. Polyester putty is re-sprayable with all lacquer systems and resistant to chemicals and the weather. Polyester putty can be applied in layers with a thickness up to 2 cm.

  • grey
  • mat
  • 1,50 KG

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Characteristics

  • Ease of working
  • Easy to sand
  • Very good adherence
  • Resistant to weak acids and bases, propellants, solvents, water and de-icing salt
  • Free of asbestos and silicone
  • Short curing time

Technical Data Sheet

Safety data sheet(s)

Usage instructions

Before use, carefully read the directions on the packaging and act accordingly.

The surface should be clean, dry and free of grease. Remove loose old lacquer and rust and sand the surface.

Take the requested portion of putty compound out of the can and mix it well with the corresponding quantity of hardener.

Apply the mixed material in the desired layer thickness.

Clean tools immediately after use, if necessary with a nitro thinner. Do not return mixed material into the can.

After approx. 20-30 minutes the repaired spot can be drilled, sanded, sawed, rasped and painted.

The drying time depends on the ambient temperature.

Colours

grey

1,50 KG
Mat
Art. nr. 000084
EAN 8711347121045

* colours may differ from the preview above.

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