2K putty
2 component putty
2 component putty has high filling power and is highly resistant to gasoline, diesel, oil, acids, salt, chemicals and corrosive liquids. Because the putty consists of 2 components, this filler is also waterproof and rust-proof. Through a two component putty you need to mix hardener so that the putty will dry. 2K putty adheres incredibly well to metal, wood, plastic, aluminum, plastic, galvanized steel, carbon, fiberglass and more. At CROP, you can buy two-component putty from a very large and wide selection.
How does 2K putty work?
2K putty works by mixing the two components together, namely the putty and hardener. By mixing the two component putty, the filler will harden. When dry, the 2K putty provides very good anti-rust protection and is waterproof. Note that after mixing the two-component putty, the filler will fully cure. Therefore, prepare the desired amount of 2K putty on a mixing board.
2K putty car
Do you want to use 2K putty to fill your car with cracks, dents and holes? You can! Our advice for filling your car is to use a two component polyester putty. This is easy to apply, fills bumps well and remains flexible. When the 2K polyester putty is dry, you can sand it smooth with your hand or sander. Because the flexible 2K putty remains elastic, you prevent the putty from cracking or breaking when you drive the car again. Because of this, you can also use the two component putty on plastic car parts made of plastic.
Mixing ratio 2K putty
When you are going to use two component putty, it is necessary to mix the right amount of hardener through the putty. By default, the mixing ratio of 2K putty is 2% to 3%. This means that you need to mix 2% to 3% hardener through the amount of putty you want. Use a scale for this purpose.
How to apply 2K putty
Apply 2K putty with a putty rubber or putty knife. With the special putty mixing board you can mix the two components to make the right amount of putty. The special paper on the mixing board ensures that no air bubbles form while mixing the two component putty. Use a putty rubber while applying 2K putty for a tight and professional result.
Want to buy two-component putty?
Want to buy two component putty for filling and leveling a wide variety of parts, objects and materials? At Nonpaints.com, you have the largest selection of different types of two-component polyester putty from professional brands such as CROP, Evercoat, U-POL and FINIXA. Exclusively with us you order CROP two component putty in a small and large can so you have the enough polyester putty for every job.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is putty heat-resistant?
Yes, 2K putty are often heat-resistant, making them suitable for applications in the automotive industry. However, be sure to check the product specifications, as heat resistance may vary depending on the brand and type of putty.
How to use two-component putty?
To use two-component putty, begin by properly preparing the surface. Mix the putty and hardener in the correct ratio. Apply the mixture evenly with a putty knife in a smooth layer. Work quickly, as the putty will start to harden fast. Let it dry completely and then sand it smooth for a perfect finish.
What is the best two-component putty?
The best two-component putty depends on your specific needs, but a popular choice is the CROP 2K putty. This putty offers excellent adhesion, is easy to work with, and provides a smooth finish.
How long should 2-component putty dry?
The drying time for 2-component putty varies, but it is generally recommended to wait at least 30 minutes to an hour before proceeding with sanding or painting. For optimal curing, it can take up to 24 hours, depending on the ambient temperature and humidity.
How much hardener to use with putty?
For 2K putty, you typically use between 2% and 5% hardener, depending on the product instructions. Make sure to mix thoroughly for optimal curing and adhesion.
Which putty is best for cars?
The best putty for cars is 2K putty. It provides excellent adhesion and durability, making it ideal for filling scratches and dents. With 2K putty, you create a strong base that's perfectly ready for painting.
Can you put putty on rims?
Yes, you can putty rims, but use a metal putty that is suitable for aluminium or steel and is resistant to vibration and weathering. After puttying, you should sand, prime and paint the rims well for a durable finish.
Is the hardener included with the putty?
Yes, when purchasing 2K putty, the hardener tube is typically included.
What to use for car puttying?
For car puttying, you need a good 2K putty, such as polyester putty, which you mix with a hardener for a strong and durable finish. Make sure you also have the right tools, such as a putty knife and sandpaper, for a perfect finish. Don’t forget to properly prepare the surface—cleaning and degreasing are crucial for optimal adhesion.
