Repair Care Dry Flex Super Finish

Repair Care Dry Flex Super Finish is a versatile solution characterized by its quick and easy application process. This fine surface filler boasts a short curing time, even in colder temperatures, allowing for paintability after just 1 hour at 5ºC or a mere 30 minutes at 20ºC*. Its efficacy lies in providing permanent repairs, making it an excellent choice for various projects. Specifically designed for small-scale repairs, Repair Care Dry Flex Super Finish combines the advantages of a fine surface filler and an epoxy into a single product, eliminating the need for a primer. It sets quickly, even in colder weather conditions, and offers hassle-free application.

Repair Care Dry Flex Super Finish is suitable for fine surface filling, rapid and durable spot repairs, as well as addressing nail holes, screw holes, cracks, and minor defects within existing Dry Flex® repairs. Its versatility extends to both external and internal applications, making it a versatile solution for a range of scenarios. Notably, it adheres to a typical curing time of repairs applied at 20ºC, requiring only 30 minutes* for effective curing. 

This versatile product serves as a robust fine surface filler, tailored for rapid and lasting spot repairs on timber. It stands out by combining the best features of a fine surface filler and an epoxy in a single product, eliminating the need for a primer. Its rapid curing capabilities extend even to colder weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for various scenarios. Application remains straightforward and swift, catering to efficiency.

Repair Care Dry Flex Super Finish's applications span fine surface filling and quick, durable spot repairs, including the filling of nail holes, screw holes, and cracks. It proves equally effective for addressing small defects within existing Dry Flex® repairs. With its applicability extending to both external and internal settings, this product offers a well-rounded solution. Notably, it adheres to a typical curing time of repairs applied at 20ºC, with 30 minutes* deemed sufficient for the curing process.

*Indicative times; curing can be influenced by temperature and humidity.