DRY FLEX® Super Finish 2-in-1
Repair Care - DRY FLEX® Super Finish (5.1 fl oz)
Durable fine surface filler for quick spot repairs on wood and other materials (paintable after 30 minutes*).
The best of a fine surface filler and an epoxy – all in 1 product. No primer required.
Cures fast, even in colder weather conditions. Quick and easy to apply.
Suitable for:
- Fine surface filling and fast, durable spot repairs.
- Filling nail holes, screw holes, and cracks.
- Small defects in existing repairs.
- Exterior and interior applications.
- Use on wood as well as masonry, plaster, concrete, metal.
*Typical curing time for a repair applied at 68F. Temperature and humidity may affect
curing times.
Characteristics
- Quick and easy to apply.
- Short curing time, even in colder temperatures. Paintable after 1 hour at 41F and after 30 minutes at 68F*.
- Can be used with a standard caulking gun.
- Permanent repairs.
- Ideal for small repairs.
- Product dispenses at the correct ratios at all times.
- Use on wood, and other materials, such as masonry, plaster, concrete, and
metal.
*This is an indication. Temperature and humidity may affect curing times.
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Remove all paint & dirt.
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Ensure timber is dry.
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Dispense DRY FLEX® SF on to the mixing plate.
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Mix both components with EASY•Q™ application knives until a homogenous color is reached.
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Spread the mixed DRY FLEX® SF in a thin layer over the mixing plate (to extend the application period).
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Apply the DRY FLEX® SF and leave the surface smooth.
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When cured, sand the surface lightly before applying a paint or stain.
Watch Repair Care's step-by-step instructional video to see how to apply this product easily and effectively. That way, you’ll get the most out of your repair and work on any project with confidence.
FAQ:
Can you color all pastes?
Yes, the pastes can be colored very well. For this purpose, use small quantities of oil based pigment
Can DRY FLEX® SF be used without milling?
Yes, DRY FLEX® SF is a filler and can be used for natural cracks and small defects (< 6mm) in new and unpainted wood. Any raised wood fibers on the contact surface can be removed by sanding.
Can DRY FLEX® SF be used over paint?
DRY FLEX® SF adheres well to paint, but the question then is: How firmly is the paint on the wood? The paint is the weakest link here. We always recommend applying our products to a bare substrate.
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Safety Data Sheet
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Dry Flex Super Finish Info Sheet 1
Dry Flex Super Finish Info Sheet 2