Two-Component Primer Systems
Epifanes have a full range of two component primers and fillers that form the basis of the Epifanes two component system
Epifanes Epoxy Primer is a two-component anti-corrosive primer, based on epoxy resin and zinc phosphate . For use on steel, aluminium, fibreglass and (ply)wood. As a primer coat for any high performance two-component paint system. For interior and exterior use, above and below the waterline. High chemical and mechanical resistance.
Epifanes Interimcoat is a t wo-component paint based on epoxy and vinyl resins to which filling components are added to assist in the adhesion properties. Suited for use above and below the waterline as an adhesion primer on two-component substrates prior to application of a one-component paint (above the waterline) or an antifoul (below the waterline). May be applied directly onto bare fibreglass.
Epifanes Epoxy Filler 1300 is a two component filler for above and below the waterline. Excellent direct adhesion to steel, aluminium, fibreglass and wood after the necessary surface preperation. A two-component light weight filler for the filling and levelling of smaller areas in wood, steel, aluminium and fibreglass. Easy to apply and to sand. High abrasion resistance.
Epifanes Fibreglass Filler White is a fast drying repair filler for use on fibreglass above the waterline. Also suitable for filling of small areas in one and two-component paint systems above the waterline on steel and aluminium. High filling properties, shrink-free and easy to sand. Provides excellent adhesion on well cleaned and degreased Fibreglass. May be applied in thick layers. Cures white.
Technical Sheets
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Epoxy Primer Acrobat PDF File | Size: 16k | Click here to download |
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Interimcoat Acrobat PDF File | Size: 25k | Click here to download |
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Epoxy Filler 1300 Acrobat PDF File | Size: 16k | Click here to download |
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Fibreglass Filler White Acrobat PDF File | Size: 17k | Click here to download |
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