BK-110EP Fine Putty 2K Epoxy Resin Putty, Repair Putty

The fine filler on an epoxy resin base is suitable for filling smaller imperfections and applying thin coats of fine filler to pre-treated surfaces. Thanks to its special properties, the epoxy resin-based fine filler is universally applicable, e.g. throughout the automotive sector, for all bodywork, in model making, for repairing cracks or holes in screed or concrete, and much more.

It is particularly popular in boat building. The micro-fine fillers in the compound result in a very smooth surface. Thanks to its easy application and short curing time, further work can be carried out quickly. Several coats can also be applied one after the other.

The filler compound provides good adhesion to: steel, iron, aluminum, metal, fiberglass, concrete, tiles, screed, wood.

IMPORTANT for the automotive sector: can be sanded down to 0, therefore no edges or transitions in the finished result.

Areas of application

- Boat repair
- Car repair
- All bodywork
- Motorcycle repair
- Wood repairs
- Fiberglass conversions exposed to heavy vibrations
- Floor repairs (concrete, screed)
- Removal of osmosis damage on fiberglass boats
- Model making

Product properties BK-110EP fine filler on an epoxy resin base

- Fast-curing and water-resistant
- Can be sanded down to 0, therefore no edges or transitions
- Filling and repairing screed
- Floor repairs for cracks or holes
- Pinhole-free and easily sandable surface
- Smoothing of scratches and imperfections
- Finishing of pre-filled damaged areas
- Easy application
- Cures without cracking

Technical data

- Mixing ratio: 3 parts gray filler + 1 part red hardener
- Working time at 20°C approx. 30 min.
- Can be reworked and sanded after approx. 24 hours at 20°C

Application
Measure out the filler (Component A) and hardener (Component B) in the correct mixing ratio and mix thoroughly. As a rule, the repair area can be sanded after the next day (depending on the temperatures). Further filling work or subsequent coats can then be carried out. Always sand the filler coat before the next working step.

The base and hardener must be mixed evenly together. Only mix the amount that can be used immediately. Do not apply layers that are too thick at once. Two, three, or more coats are better than one layer that is too thick. Applying thick layers extends the drying times!

The consistency of the fine filler is highly dependent on the temperatures.
At low temperatures, the filler and/or hardener may become viscous. In such a case, bring both components to room temperature before application, either by placing them in a warm bath or on a heater. This ensures trouble-free application.