Kronalit® Painter’s Surface Filling 414

Water-based Painter’s Surface Filling for smoothing, filling and repairing damage to wood and metals and is ideally suited to remove the pores from wood.

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Water-based paint filler

For interior and exterior use
Fast drying
Quickly recoatable
Water-based
Easy to sand
Easy to apply

Kronalit^® Malerspachtel is an excellent filler for all painting and varnishing work, particularly suitable for smoothing, filling and repairing damage to wood and metals (primed), ideal for filling pores in wood.

Malerspachtel wird zum Ausbessern von Holzmacken genutzt

Application of Kronalit^® paint filler

Suitable substrates and substrate preparation

The paint filler is suitable for use on wood, wood-based materials, and primed metals. For critical substrates, it is recommended to carry out preliminary tests to ensure compatibility. Before applying the paint filler, the substrates must be clean, dry, and free of dust and grease. All loose parts must be removed and the substrate should be sanded.

For metals, a primer is required, for example Jaeger Multigrund 715, 714 (spray) or Jaeger Aqua Multigrund 716. The primer must be completely dry before applying the paint filler.

Application

The paint filler should be applied in thin layers, with a maximum wet layer thickness of 0.8 mm. For deep damage, it is recommended to apply several layers of the paint filler to achieve an even surface. The paint filler can be painted over with emulsion paints, acrylic paints, synthetic resin paints, or other 1K solvent-based paints. If in doubt, carry out preliminary tests. Painting over with 2-component paints is not recommended.

Processing conditions

During the entire processing and drying time, the temperature of the material, the substrate, and the air should not be below 8°C or above 30°C. The air humidity should be kept between 30% RH and 60% RH. High humidity and low temperatures can delay the drying of the paint filler. When used on wood outdoors, the wood may swell or shrink, causing the paint to flake off. In this case, BFS data sheet no. 18 should be observed.