CROP Polyester Putty 1,3 liter
CROP Polyester Putty 1,3 liter is a professional 2K putty on polyester resin base. This 2 component polyester putty is soft and creamy making it very easy to apply. Besides filling and leveling, this is directly a finishing putty that dries tight. After the CROP polyester putty cures, you can sand it down incredibly easily. Thanks to the 1.3 liter can, it is ideal for filling rims and your car!
Car putty
Putty your car with this 2K polyester putty. The CROP 2K polyester-based putty has a creamy and soft structure that adheres to various materials on the car, parts and bodywork. Whether you want to use the putty for car on plastic, metal, polyester or aluminum; it's all possible! With this you will fill dents, cracks and holes in any car part and body panel.
Self-leveling putty without pores and pinholes
Poly putty from CROP is a high-quality self leveling putty that will cure without pores and pinholes. This self-leveling putty has high spreadability and strong adhesion to the surface. You can use this 2K putty to fill, level and finish. Thanks to its universal application, you can use the 2K polyester putty on:
- Plastic and plastics
- Metal, iron and galvanized steel
- Aluminum
- Carbon and fiberglass
- Existing lacquer or paint
- On already applied putty
Sanding polyester putty? You need this grit!
Sand polyester putty once it is fully cured. For sanding polyester-based putty, we recommend grit P80 to start with. Then continue sanding in steps to P120 and P180 for a nice clean sanded fiberglass putty. After the putty is dry you can apply your desired primer that serves as a primer for your paint.
Features CROP 2K Polyester Putty 1.3 liter
- Professional polyester putty
- 1.3 liter can of putty is ideal for medium-sized jobs
- Polyester putty that is very soft and creamy
- Remains flexible so that the putty does not break or tear
- Putty is easy to sand (P80 to P180)
- This putty is air-drying at room temperature
Mixing ratio polyester 2K putty
The polyester 2K putty mixing ratio is 2 to 3%. Add between 2 and 3% hardener to the putty and mix the two components well while making the putty. Use a mixing pad with a spatula or putty knife to do this. Too much hardener can lead to too rapid curing and can also cause the putty to detach or mark through the paint. Therefore, always mix the putty with hardener carefully and avoid drawing in air while mixing.
