UPol DOLPHIN GLAZE PUTTY

Product Information

As you play around and become more experienced with a product, you’ll know what’s needed for each fill. Mixing glaze with body filler Using the guidelines above, you can expect to rub your filler after 20 minutes. It’s recommended not to use more or less hardener, it speeds up the process but can also result in defects later on. Rubbing METAL GLAZE is a two-part polyester finishing and blending putty. Just like dolphin it can be mixed in with other body fillers to offer flexibility and completely change the products you’re working with. Try not to apply as much pressure to the spreader when applying the glaze, otherwise, you’ll still be left with low spots.

One of the major benefits of products such as dolphin glaze is the fact that it can be applied over paint. It’s even recommended by U-Pol themselves!Its self levelling properties give a smooth, ultra fine finish which requires little to no sanding at all. This makes it the perfect option for skim coating and minor body damage. Works On Gone are the days of localized putty repairs. If you want the best finish, finish your repair with a skim of glaze. U-Pol recommend P80 paper to sand and prep bare steel but suggests using P180 for any other surface. If you’re applying to paint all that you need to do is key the surface with 180 paper or a sanding disc.

Most of the “body fillers” are designed to fill big damage. Rage, easy sand, plastic, or aluminum filler all fill big dents. It’s a 2 part system where you mix the glaze with a hardener normally 100 parts glaze & 2 parts hardener. Once dry, rub the glaze with P180. You can go higher if you like, but there’s really no necessity to do so.If you’ve got as close as possible to a metal finish, a skim of dolphin on top could be enough to finish the repair. Dolphin Glaze is a premium finishing glaze that’s designed to eliminate pinholes and other surface imperfections prior to painting. To prep the panel ready to accept glaze, all you need to do is rub it with paper between 80 – 180 grit. It’s up to you whether you want to remove the paint completely or apply the glaze over scuffed paint.