TimberRepair Finish
TimberRepair Finish is a two-component epoxy putty which is the ideal solution for fast and reliable timber repairs (up to 10 mm).
Description
Low-odor and solvent-free – Pleasant working conditions, even indoors
Precise dosing and easy application – Clean working and ensuring a 1:1 mixing ratio
Non-sag and shrinking – Smooth and flush surfaces
Sanding after 30 min – Time-saving work
Paintable after 1 h (water-based and synthetic paint systems) – Fast results can be achieved with all color systems
Can be sawn, planed or drilled after curing – Can be used in the same way as the original material
Additional information
| Color | Beige |
|---|---|
| Content | 250 ml |
Application
This high-quality putty is especially suitable for repairing damages up to 10 mm and for removing imperfections in wood class (1a, 2a, 3a and 4a according to BRL0807. Applications also include the repair of door hinges, floor coverings and the removal of burglary marks. Other applications include the filling of small openings such as drill holes. Due to the fast-curing time, subsequent work processes can be carried out more quickly and the low odor enables pleasant working conditions, even indoors. The simple application with a cartridge gun enables precise dosing and clean working.
It is also ideal for repairs to stone, metal and painted surfaces.
Instructions
1. Damaged wood must be removed and old layers of paint sanded off.
- 2. It must be ensured that the surface to be treated is sound, dry, dust-,dirt- and grease-free.
- 3. Determine the wood moisture content (≤ 18%)
- 4. Dispense both components (mixing ratio 1:1) in the required amount with a caulking gun.
- 5. Mix the two components onto a mixing pat until a uniform, homogeneous paste color has been achieved ( consider the processing time).
- 6. When both components are well mixed, spread the paste thinly and smoothly on the mixing pad to maintain the correct open time.
- 7. Apply the putty so that the repair area is completely filled (observe the application temperature).
- 8. Use a modelling knife or spatula to smooth off the paste tightly and gently.
- 9. After approx. 30 minutes it can be sanded and painted after approx. 1h.
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