Recommendation for LIGHTWEIGHT EPOXY FILLER – Sea Line

Lightweight epoxy filler Sea-Line was used also in our last custom sailing boat – catamaran Wave 58.

It’s very good material to finishing aluminum and composite structure. During few years of testing and using Sea Lines product we don’t have any complaint.

Bartosz Puchowski

www.creeyacht.pl

Rekomendowana szpachlowka epoksydowa lekka Sea Line

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Possible causes

Too short time for evaporation of the thinner,

How to prevent

Maintain the right conditions for complete evaporation of the thinner,

How to remove

Mat the surface, degrease and apply the paint according to the rule (right conditions and thinning proportions)
Polish surface if needed.

Possible causes

Wrong viscosity and spraying technique,
Failure to maintain proper evaporation time and thickness of layers,
Incorrect spraying pressure,
Too low temperature of varnish, surface or space ,
Wrong thinner or hardener.

How to prevent

Apply the right type of application method indicated by manufacturer,
Use working spray guns,
Both the object and material must have room temperature of 20ﹾC,
Apply correct proportion of base and hardener.

How to remove

Grinding and polishing,
Grinding and painting,

We do not recommend using universal thinners. The use of a thinner with an unknown composition may result in loss of adhesion, lack of proper flow of paint and varnish defects.