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| Author: | The Seer [Mon Nov 30, 2015 10:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Filler for urethane parts...? |
With the current bodywork underway certain urethane parts are requiring a little filler just to level out a few imperfections. Came across Polyflex which I think might be U.S. product http://www.spraygunsdirect.co.uk/index. ... vjQBJ.dpbs Anybody using that? Possibly a good filler for us here in the U.K. that'll work with urethane? Anyone care to comment, what are you using? Thanks 
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| Author: | 78 Camaro [Tue Dec 01, 2015 10:30 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Filler for urethane parts...? |
The U.S is big on Evercoat (as it's their homebrand) , it's starting to filter across here over the past few years. Their Rage Gold has a very good reputation. The brand is equivalent to our friend Upol, that carries 2 flexible fillers: ISOPON BUMPER FILL, and then their PLAST X range. 3m also have plastic flexible adhesives that normally come in dual tubes (so that you get the correct mix when squeezing from a dispenser gun). I would ideally go with 3m but their prices are definitely premium, for anything including masking tape. I've not had to repair plastic before, so i can't speak for any of the products though i'm afraid! I think with any of the ones mentioned you will certainly get the best repair  Are you taking pics of all the repairs as they go along? Be good to see some project progress Cheers! Ray |
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| Author: | The Seer [Tue Dec 01, 2015 7:25 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Filler for urethane parts...? |
Quote: The U.S is big on Evercoat (as it's their homebrand) , it's starting to filter across here over the past few years. Their Rage Gold has a very good reputation. The brand is equivalent to our friend Upol, that carries 2 flexible fillers: ISOPON BUMPER FILL, and then their PLAST X range.
Thanks for the recommendations 3m also have plastic flexible adhesives that normally come in dual tubes (so that you get the correct mix when squeezing from a dispenser gun). I would ideally go with 3m but their prices are definitely premium, for anything including masking tape. I've not had to repair plastic before, so i can't speak for any of the products though i'm afraid! I think with any of the ones mentioned you will certainly get the best repair Are you taking pics of all the repairs as they go along? Be good to see some project progress Cheers! Ray 3M do decent quality products, but are they completely worth the price? I think not, good as they are there's quite a few other manufactures supplying products of the same high standard without a price tag quite as high as 3M's.I went with Polyflex, from the reviews it does look to be a decent product worthy of the job. I have been taking photos. I'll post em up pretty soon as the work progresses
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| Author: | redleader [Sat Apr 16, 2016 4:39 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Filler for urethane parts...? |
Bookmarking, thx. Unless there is another way to bookmark for email alerts? |
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| Author: | 78 Camaro [Sat Apr 16, 2016 11:20 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Filler for urethane parts...? |
Quote: Unless there is another way to bookmark for email alerts?
Yes - on the top left "subscribe to topic" will send you notifications when a reply is posted. Bookmarking saves a topic but won't (Shouldn't) send email updates. HTH!
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