Polyester Filler, 2K Filler, Fine Filler, 250 g Automotive Body Filler

Yes, due to its thixotropic consistency, FEW also enables a smooth filling of medium unevenness on vertical surfaces without running off. The product is set as pasty.

The surface must be clean, dry and free of grease. For good adhesion on wood, it is important to sand the area roughly and carefully remove sanding dust.

Yes, the FEW Spachtel is ideal for reworking joints and breakouts in wooden surfaces. The 250g mass has a volume of about 133 cm³. This is enough for about 2.6 meters of edge repair at an average filling depth of 0.5 cm.

The ideal processing temperature for this filler is 15°C - 20°C. At lower temperatures, the drying or hardening time is considerably extended. It is recommended to preheat metallic surfaces to achieve shorter curing times.

Yes, FEW is suitable for bonding wood, stone, metal and GRP parts with light loads. The adhesion is good on all roughly ground, clean and grease-free surfaces.

Yes, the filler is suitable for processing weathered and corroded surfaces, including metal parts. It evens out unevenness.

Yes, FEW enables precise contouring due to its smooth consistency and serves as a leveling compound in model making. It is particularly easy to sand and has low shrinkage during hardening.

The 250 g FEW Feinspachtel is sufficient for many small repairs, the exact area depends heavily on the depth and size of the scratches. Roughly speaking: With a layer thickness of 0.5 mm, an area of approximately 2600 cm² or 0.26 m² can be filled.

Yes, the FEW Feinspachtel is suitable for evening out small and medium-sized unevenness on sheet steel and GRP parts in the bodywork area. It can also be used to repair small scratches and paint damage.

Yes, FEW is suitable for the quick repair of local damage to color-matched gelcoats in the above-water area of boats. By covering the filler surface with a Hostaphan film, a very smooth surface is achieved after hardening.

No, before the top coat, it is absolutely necessary to apply an insulating layer, such as a 2-component acrylic thick-layer filler or EP filler, to the filled surface. This protects against blistering and color changes in the top coat.

Yes, FEW is suitable for reworking joints, breakouts and weathering marks on wooden surfaces such as windows and doors. It is ideal before a new coat of paint to create a smooth base.

FEW can be used to refurbish weathered and corroded surfaces of other materials, including metal. The product is used to even out smaller and larger unevenness.

Yes, FEW adheres well to roughly sanded GFK laminates, sheet steel and wood. However, it is not suitable for thermoplastic acrylic systems, as these do not offer sufficient adhesion.

Polyester materials are sensitive to moisture. It is therefore recommended to sand the filler as dry as possible to avoid blistering.

At a room temperature of 18 - 20° C, the pot life and thus the processing time of the filler is 3 - 4 minutes. Heat shortens this time, while cold prolongs the hardening.

An overdose of hardener can lead to color changes in the topcoat system. This should be especially noted with metallic paints. The mixing ratio of 2-3% hardener paste should therefore not be exceeded.

The FEW Feinspachtel is characterized by a closed-pore surface and is particularly easy to sand. When using a Hostaphan film, a very smooth surface can be achieved after hardening.

Yes, the FEW Feinspachtel is suitable for the lightly load-bearing bonding of stone, wood, metal and GRP parts. The surface must be clean, dry and free of grease.

Yes, FEW is ideal for covering surfaces that have previously been treated with filler or fiber filler to close pores. An insulating layer (e.g. acrylic thick-film filler) is absolutely necessary before top coating to avoid blistering and color changes.