Parafina Sea-Line

Paraffin is an additive mainly to polyester gelcoats, necessary when it is necessary to apply the gelcoat to the outer surface of the finished laminate.

Gelcoat with the addition of paraffin corrector is topcot. By adding paraffin to the gelcoat, we will stop the phenomenon of oxygen inhibition, which is the reason why the gelcoat does not dry out and the surface remains sticky.

Capacity	Code
60ml	300010264

Technical informations

Safety data sheet SDS

Product description "Parafina Sea-Line"

Recommended amount of paraffin 2%-5%.
Mixing proportions of ingredients: gelcoat: hardener: paraffin 100:3:2-5

Always remember about health and safety.

Before working with chemical products, make sure you have read the SDS and TDS.
Use protective gloves, eye/face protection when handling the product, and wear a mask if instructed to do so.
Store the product in a tightly closed container at room temperature (15-25°C).
Protect from sunlight and frost.

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

We recommend to always sand the surface between applying two different products to ensure uniform surface roughness and adhesion of subsequent layers. The sanded surface should also be cleaned and degreased.

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.

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.