Glaze Plastic Repair Adhesive Off-White 26.4oz
(Pack of
1.0)
A specially formulated flowable glazing putty for flexible and semi-rigid thermoset and thermoplastic body panels. Use to fill abrasions, gouges, scratches and other cosmetic damage. Also used to fill pin holes and sand scratches in Chem-Weld™ repairs.
• No special preparation or adhesion promoter needed
• 4-minute work life
• Cures quickly – sandable in 15 minutes
• Paintable in less than an hour
• Will not shrink, crack or bubble paint
• No VOCs
• Speeds minor repairs
• Ideal product to finish off Chem-Weld I™ and Chem-Weld E-P repairs
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Product Description
A specially formulated flowable glazing putty for flexible and semi-rigid thermoset and thermoplastic body panels. Use to fill abrasions, gouges, scratches and other cosmetic damage. Also used to fill pin holes and sand scratches in Chem-Weld™ repairs.• No special preparation or adhesion promoter needed
• 4-minute work life
• Cures quickly – sandable in 15 minutes
• Paintable in less than an hour
• Will not shrink, crack or bubble paint
• No VOCs
• Speeds minor repairs
• Ideal product to finish off Chem-Weld I™ and Chem-Weld E-P repairs
Technical Specifications
| Item#: | P91008 |
|---|---|
| Description | Kent-Glaze 26.4 Oz. net weight with Hardener |
| Type | Flowable glazing putty for flexible and semi-rigid termoset and termoplastic boy panels |
| Color | Off-White |
| Container Type | Tube |
| Size | 26.4 Oz. |
| Cure Time | 15 min |
| Work Time | 4 min |
| Physical Form | Liquid |
| Temperature Range | -40 to 350 °F |
| UNSPSC #: | 31201600 |
| TAA Compliant: | Yes |
| Weight: | 0.5 lb |
Product Restrictions
This item cannot ship via any air services. Please reference the SDS for hazardous information specific to this item. Additional shipping charges may apply.
