LOW DENSITY, EASY SAND

TROWELABLE & SPREADABLE EPOXY FILLERS

EASY FAIR T and S fillers are light weight, waterproof two component epoxy compounds that are easy to mix and apply and are easy to sand to a perfect finish. Together with EASY FAIR HB, high build spray-able filler and EASY FAIR SEU sandable epoxy undercoat they cater for all marine filling and fairing requirements above and below water.

EASY FAIR fillers have excellent tensile and compression strength but are tough and slightly flexible and do not crack or split. Because they are resilient they have high impact resistance and do not easily dent or mark.

EASY FAIR fillers can be applied to virtually any substrate including GRP, aluminium, steel, plywood and timber.

• Low density, tough and flexible
• Waterproof, can be used underwater
• Bonds tenaciously to virtually any substrate
• Easy to sand to a perfect finish with imperceptible feather edges
• Quick cure enables rapid finishing.

EASY FAIR T Trowel-able epoxy filler is stiff enough when mixed  to be applied in layers up to 25 mm thick without sagging or fear of cracking, but is soft enough to be easily applied and trowel-ed to a feather edge.

EASY FAIR S Spread-able epoxy filler is more fluid than the trowel-able grade and  is suitable for filling shallow imperfections such as are found on gel peeled GRP hulls. It is easy to mix and is best applied in thin layers with a flexible metal or plastic applicator .

Both grades have a working life of 25 minutes at 20OC and can be sanded after 2½ hours to an extremely smooth finish and to an imperceptible edge. Slower setting hardener paste with a longer working life is available to order.

EASY FAIR T & S fillers are available in the following pack sizes.

300 gm approx 0.6 litres,     3 kg approx 6 litres,       15 kg approx 30 litres

The standard colour is pale blue but other colours are available to order.

EASY FAIR fillers bond tenaciously to the substrate and are readily sanded to a fine finish. Perfect feather edges are easy to achieve. They should be applied to previously primed surfaces and should be allowed to cure before sanding.