Do you know that last year we modern epoxy fillers recipes?

Do you know that last year we modern epoxy fillers recipes? To avoid confusions check on label if product is marked with ikon “new” or not. To find TDS and SDS cards please click this link DOWNLOAD.

Below differences for each Sea-Line epoxy filler.

Epoxy filler lightweight

Epoxy filler lightweight	Old recipe	New recipe	Diffierences
Color	White	White	No changes
Setting time	24h	20h	A faster hardened product means faster readiness for further processing
Pot life 20ﹾC	50 minutes	50 minutes	No changes
Weight	1L = 850 grams	1L = 700 grams	Lower product’s own weight
Proportions of mixing	By weight – 100:53 By volume – 2:1	By weight – 100:100 By volume – 1:1	Easier proportions of compounds mixing

Epoxy filler universal

Epoxy filler universal	Old recipe	New recipe	Diffierences
Color	Gray	Light gray	Lighter shade of the new filler
Setting time	5h	15h	Longer setting time
Pot life 20ﹾC	10 minutes	40 minutes	30 minutes longer pot life
Weight	1L = 1600 grams	1L = 1540 grams	Lower product’s own weight
Proportions of mixing	By weight – 100:44 By volume – 2:1	By weight – 100:50 By volume – 2:1	Easier proportions of compounds mixing

Epoxy filler with fibreglass

Epoxy filler with fibreglass	Old recipe	New recipe	Diffierences
Color	Light green	Light gray	Color changes
Setting time	24h	16h	Setting time reduced
Pot life 20ﹾC	25 minutes	50 minutes	25 minutes longer pot life
Weight	1L = 1800 grams	1L = 1550 grams	Lower product’s own weight
Proportions of mixing	By weight – 100:50 By volume – 1:1	By weight – 100:50 By volume – 2:1	Easier proportions of compounds mixing

Our FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions

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.

Possible causes

Too low temperature of ambitne,
Incorrect proportion of base and herdener,
Mixing two components from two different manufacturers

How to prevent

Apply the correct proportions of components
Maintain steady temperature (around 20ﹾC) during whole hardening process,
Mix the products thoroughly and bleed the mixture.

How to remove

The uncured mass requires complete removal from the surface.

Possible causes

No thinning, wrong thinner or wrong amount of thinner
Wrong type of roll or brush (wrong bristle lenght)
Applying too much or too Little paint,
During painting process temperature was too high or the air was too dry,
Incorrect preparation of too porous surface,
Incorrect proportion of thinner.

How to prevent

Use a brush/Toller suited to the type of surface or paint,
Use thinner which is dedicated to the type of application and paints
Use thinning proportions which was indicated by manufacturer,
Paint in right atmosphere conditions indicated by manufacturer,

How to remove

Grind, clean and paint again.

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