Sika SikaBiresin® AP077 Polyester Fairing Compound Above/Below Waterline – Quart

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SikaBiresin® AP077 White Quart ** BPO Hardener Required **

SikaBiresin® AP077 is a polyester filler and fairing compound that offers the user a smooth workable paste with a set fast cure to expedite those applications for repair or finish. It is easier to sand than conventional fillers and can be finished to a feather edge. This material can be easily applied with a squeegee, spatula, or flat tool, and once cured will accept virtually all types of coatings and decorative films.

Features:

  • Exceptional adhesion
  • Very quick setting
  • Minimal shrinkage

Usage:

SikaBiresin® AP077 can be used in the following applications: gel coat blister repair, fiberglass parts repair, and filling cloth imprint on FRP panels. This material has excellent adhesive and bond strength to fiberglass, SMC, FRP, epoxy, graphite, and Kevlar® composites as well as aluminum, wood, and other substrates.

Advantages:

  • Exceptional adhesion
  • Very quick setting
  • Minimal shrinkage
  • High service temperature
  • Excellent finishing and machinability
  • Accept virtually all types of finishes
  • Low moisture absorption for above or below-waterline applications

Additional information

Weight 3.3 lbs
Dimensions 5 × 4 × 4 in
Mfg. Part Number

609801

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