Polyester resin

Highly reactive polyester resin. Combined with glass mats or glass fabric, it can be used to repair car bodies or damaged areas of GRP parts. Airo FIX and glass mats can also be used to create small GRP parts. After curing, Airo Fix is ​​dry (non-greasy) and easy to sand. Adhesion on which surface? - Steel plate - Glass fiber reinforced plastic based on polyester Do not apply on - Wash primer - Acid-hardening primers - Nitrocellulose primer - Synthetic primer Instructions for use Sand the surface to which the filler will be applied and remove any dust. Make sure there is no rust, grease, dirt, or (loose) paint residue. If in doubt, degrease the surface with a clean cloth for better adhesion. Always check that the surface is properly sealed so that the filler cannot attract moisture from below, for example, with a wooden surface. Apply the desired amount of filler to the putty knife and mix it with approximately 2% hardener for the best result. Try not to work the filler for longer than 10 minutes, as drying grains may develop after this time. After approximately 25 to 30 minutes of curing time, the Airo Fix can be sanded with P80 to P280 grit. CAUTION: Never mix too much hardener! Excessive hardener won't speed up the process, but it can actually cause the paint layer to delaminate or change color. Storage and processing advice - Do not process below +5°C - Store at +20°C in a closed (airtight) container for at least 12 months Supplied as standard - Indicated quantity of resin, packed in a tin (see image) - 2x red hardener paste in plastic tube of 50 grams Always read the instructions on the packaging carefully before use. Make sure you are familiar with the safety recommendations and hazard warnings.

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Highly reactive polyester resin. Combined with glass mats or glass fabric, it can be used to repair car bodies or damaged areas of GRP parts. Airo FIX and glass mats can also be used to create small GRP parts. After curing, Airo Fix is ​​dry (non-greasy) and easy to sand. Adhesion on which surface? - Steel plate - Glass fiber reinforced plastic based on polyester Do not apply on - Wash primer - Acid-hardening primers - Nitrocellulose primer - Synthetic primer Instructions for use Sand the surface to which the filler will be applied and remove any dust. Make sure there is no rust, grease, dirt, or (loose) paint residue. If in doubt, degrease the surface with a clean cloth for better adhesion. Always check that the surface is properly sealed so that the filler cannot attract moisture from below, for example, with a wooden surface. Apply the desired amount of filler to the putty knife and mix it with approximately 2% hardener for the best result. Try not to work the filler for longer than 10 minutes, as drying grains may develop after this time. After approximately 25 to 30 minutes of curing time, the Airo Fix can be sanded with P80 to P280 grit. CAUTION: Never mix too much hardener! Excessive hardener won't speed up the process, but it can actually cause the paint layer to delaminate or change color. Storage and processing advice - Do not process below +5°C - Store at +20°C in a closed (airtight) container for at least 12 months Supplied as standard - Indicated quantity of resin, packed in a tin (see image) - Red hardener paste in plastic tube of 25 grams - Glass mat 330g/m2 á 1/2 m2 Always read the instructions on the packaging carefully before use. Make sure you are familiar with the safety recommendations and hazard warnings.

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Highly reactive polyester resin. Combined with glass mats or glass fibers, it can be used to repair car bodies or damaged areas of GRP parts. Airo FIX and glass mats can also be used to create small GRP parts. After curing, Airo Fix is ​​dry and easy to sand. Adhesion on which surface? - Steel plate - Glass fiber reinforced plastic based on polyester Do not apply on - Wash primer - Acid-curing primers - Nitrocellulose primer - Synthetic primer Instructions for use Sand the surface to which the filler will be applied and remove any dust. Make sure there is no rust, grease, dirt, or (loose) paint residue. If in doubt, degrease the surface with a clean cloth for better adhesion. Always check that the surface is properly sealed so that the filler cannot attract moisture from below, for example, with a wooden surface. Apply the desired amount of filler to the putty knife and mix it with approximately 2% hardener for the best result. Try not to work the filler for longer than 10 minutes, as drying grains may develop after this time. After approximately 25 to 30 minutes of curing time, the Airo Fix can be sanded with P80 to P280 grit. CAUTION: Never mix too much hardener! Excessive hardener won't speed up the process, but it can actually cause the paint layer to delaminate or change color. Storage and processing advice - Do not process below +5°C - Store at +20°C in a closed (airtight) container for at least 12 months Supplied as standard - Indicated quantity of filler, packed in a tin (see image) - Red hardener paste in plastic tube of 8 grams - Glass mat 330g/m2 á 1/8 m2 Always read the instructions on the packaging carefully before use. Make sure you are familiar with the safety recommendations and hazard warnings.

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