Polycell Plaster Repair Polyfilla - Powder
Lightweight,anti-slump formula for repairing damaged plaster.Ideal for use before Polycell Smoothover
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Dries in 24 hours (depending on conditions)
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Use indoors for plaster, plasterboard and masonry
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Ideal for repairing large areas up to 50mm deep
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Drying Time Dry in 24 hours (depending on conditions)
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Recoatable Dry in 24 hours (depending on conditions)
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Easy sand
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Easy use
Product Description
Polycell Plaster Repair is ideal for repairing large areas of damaged plaster. Specially ready mixed to a light consistency, it's much easier to apply and smooth out than ordinary plaster. It gives a smooth 'ready to decorate' finish to all masonry surfaces and will not slump, shrink or crack.
Application Description
HOW TO USE : 1) Stir to a smooth consistency. 2) Apply with a filling tool: a filling knife, trowel or float, with random sweeping strokes. 3) Gently smooth off with a clean, wet tool, cleaning and wetting between strokes. Alternatively use a length of straight wooden batten. 4) Once surface is firm but before it dries hard, re-wet and polish with a clean tool for a smooth finish. 5) Allow at least 24 hours to dry (several days for deeper repairs). Sand smooth if necessary.
Technical & Safety Documentation
Tips & Advice
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1. Preparing the SurfacesBEFORE USE : Ensure surface is sound and free of loose material. Touch in nails and screw heads with a suitable metal primer and ensure all wiring is insulated and isolated.
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2. CleaningAFTER USE - Replace lid firmly to stop product drying out when storing.Remove excess filler from tools before cleaning in warm water.
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3. StoringReplace lid firmly to stop product drying out when storing
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This is an estimated based on 2 coats. Actual coverage will depend on the conditions of the surface. If the colour change is strong, more coats may be required.