1K putty
1K putty
1K putty for quickly filling sanding scratches, pores, small cracks, holes and dents in surfaces. Because this filler consists of one component, the 1K putty is a fast-drying putty. In practice, 1 component putty is widely used for a fine finish. Because of this, it is also called a fine putty or pore filler. In addition to being easy to sand the putty, the filler remains flexible and elastic. When the putty is dry, the 1K putty shows no pinholes or small holes.
Fast drying putty
Do you want a fast drying putty that cures within an hour? Then a 1 component filler is the best putty for your job. Because the putty can be used immediately without a hardener, the putty dries quickly. This allows you to use the 1K putty at both high and low temperatures. An additional advantage is that after drying, you can quickly sand the putty.
Fast drying paint putty
Always wanted a paint putty that dries quickly? Then use a filler based on 1K. This one component putty dries quickly and can be finished with the paint of your choice after curing. In addition, this putty adheres to paint without having to sand it away completely. Because the 1K putty dries without micro pinholes or small holes, you can immediately start painting over the putty.
Pore filler
Pore filler is also called a knife putty for wood, plastic, metal, iron, plastic, fiberglass and more. The pore filler evens out small holes and micro pinholes. Thanks to its fine texture, the pore filler is dry in 10 minutes at 20 degrees Celsius. You can recognize a pore filler by its tube packaging.
Fine putty
Fine putty is used in the final step to make the surface mirror smooth. This special fine-textured putty dries up tight by itself so you don't have to sand as much. Unlike other fillers, fine putty does not pull holes or cracks. In addition, the creamy fine putty is incredibly easy to apply with a putty knife or putty rubber.
Tube putty
Tube putty is applied in doses by gently squeezing it. With tube putty, you always have good control over how much filler you want to use. You can use the tube of putty directly on the material or surface, or squeeze the putty directly onto your putty knife for subsequent application.
