Gelcoat filler “Dry Fast”

Gelcoat Filler is very fast hard and easy in use.

Weight	Color	Code
100 g	Navy	14312
100 g	Light Grey 06	14313
100 g	Ivory 04	14315
100 g	Warm white 03	14314
100 g	Cold white 02	14311
100 g	RAL 9010 Pure white 02	14316
STYRENE FREE
250 g	RAL 9010	12021
250 g	RAL 9001	12022

Technical informations

Application method

Manually:

putty knife

Product description "Gelcoat filler “Dry Fast”"

Hardener is a paste
Recommended for filling minor scratches and splinters in gelcoat
Dense texture of the base causes the weight of gel coat does not flow from vertical surfaces
Adapted to work in an environment with high humidity
Creates a protective coating for water and the impact of UV radiation
After curing provides a high gloss, hard, clean and shiny surface
Resistant to prolonged exposure to even very polluted environment
When dry, does not remain sticky

Type	GRP Laminates
Place	Above waterline
Function	Scratches and small repairs
Pot life 20°C	6÷7 min
Hardening time 20°C	4 h

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

If the scratches are not deep, then we can renew the scratched side by polishing with Sea-Line polishing pastes. Above the waterline, when the scratches are not deep, the surface can be repaired with a DRY FAST gel coat filler. Deep scratches should be filled with epoxy filler (selected depending on the requirements of the scratched surface), painted with a primer and then painted with topcoat.

There is a possibility of thinning antifouling, but we do not recommend this procedure due to the risk of reducing the effectiveness of the paint. If it is necessary to thin the antifouling paint, it is recommended to dilute it to a maximum of 0-5% (by volume).

Yes, you can mix Sea-Line polyurethane paints. The only difference are the pigments of polyurethane paints that determine the color of the paint. But remember to keep the right proportions of base, hardener and thinner.