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Enhance Your Projects with Glass Bubbles Filler Epoxy Polyester - A Superior Filling Solution Review

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Description of Enhance Your Projects with Glass Bubbles Filler Epoxy Polyester - A Superior Filling Solution

Sands Easy Added to epoxy or polyester to make a lightweight fairing compound. Also Called Glass Bubbles. Microspheres Improves the Weight to Strength Ratio Improves Dimensional Stability. When added with our cabosil (equal parts by volume) it makes a great general purpose putty. engineered hollow glass microspheres.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great Product: Raw

Used with fiberglass on an airplane. Lots of volume added and then lightly sanded. It goes far. You have to wear a mask because it's so good it blows up.

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  • Raw
Cons
  • Ugly Packaging

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Yes they are microbeads

Works with A+ Epoxy. Interesting instructions state that they must be mixed separately with resin and catalyst. I just mix it with resin and then add catalyst (use pumps) because I'm lazy. Works great for nappies

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  • Laminates & Composites
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  • Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Should have tried this LONG TERM

I used to work with fiberglass and gelcoat. No glass microspheres were used to thicken to use as a filler. This stuff works great. Easier to sand than no-ball gelcoat and just as durable. Hate glue and don't want to use it? Try it. In a respirator, by the way. This substance is like dust, and you don't want to breathe in microscopic glass beads.

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  • Industrial & Scientific
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  • No auto