Uniflex whipped filler, 500 ml

A whipped super lightweight filler that replaces plaster in many cases. Suitable for interior use. It is paintable, does not drip, does not crack, and does not shrink. It smooths out very well and is sandable. It withstands water action and has very good adhesion to the substrate. It permanently fills hairline and larger cracks.

Usage:
Plaster, drywall, masonry, wood, stucco, ideal for repairing cracks in panel walls and ceilings.

Properties of Uniflex whipped filler:

• Color white.
• Appearance paste.
• Toxicity non-toxic.
• Solubility before curing - slightly soluble in water.
• Solubility after curing - practically insoluble in water.
• Temperature resistance after curing +5 to + 50 °C.
• Density 0.55 + 0.05 g/cm³.
• Workability +5 to +35 °C.

Application of Uniflex whipped filler:

• The surface must be clean, free of dust and grease,
• when applying to an absorbent material, the crack must be lightly moistened,
• using a spatula, apply the filler into the hole or crack and smooth it out,
• the repaired surface can be painted with water-based paints after 2 hours, with any paint after 24 hours,
• clean contaminated tools with lukewarm water after finishing work.

Warning:

If inhaled - Move the affected person to fresh air and ensure physical and mental calmness. Prevent hypothermia. If irritation persists, seek medical attention/treatment. Contact with skin - Remove contaminated clothing from the body, wash the affected skin with water and soap, and possibly treat with a repair cream. If problems persist, seek medical attention/treatment. In case of eye contact - Rinse the affected eye gently with plenty of clean water for several minutes, remove contact lenses if they are in place and can be easily removed, continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists, seek medical attention/treatment. If ingested - Thoroughly rinse the mouth with plenty of water; in case of ingestion of a larger amount and/or in case of uncertainty or problems, seek medical attention/treatment. No special measures are required for the provider's own protection.