Evercoat Plastik Honey Question

DanMcG

DanMcG

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Does anyone use this with Evercoat fillers with EcoResin? The TDS says it's not recommended but doesn't say don't do it. I just noticed that the rage ultra I'm using has the EcoResin stuff. I was hoping to thin out my remaining filler some to get better spreadability.
Thanks
Quote from the TDS
Plastik Honey is not recommended for use in Evercoat Quantum1™ 10:1 Single Step Repair Technology products, or Evercoat Ultra Products that contain EcoResin™.
 
You're probably right Dean, But if it was a real problem you'd think they'd say something on the container.
 
I ended up calling their tech line and got an answer from the second person I talked to. (first one couldn't find anything on the the subject). Apparently it boils down to the honey and the ecoresin are two different resins and you'd have to be a chemist to do it properly. But also said using 10% or less of the honey would be safe, or she suggested using there #425 Metal glaze Ultra for thinning the EcoResin products.
I hope someone can use this info in the future.

There sure is a lot to learn in this hobby!
 
DanMcG said:
You're probably right Dean, But if it was a real problem you'd think they'd say something on the container.
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I'm getting to the age where reading the tiny print on the cans is getting hard. I just go to the TDS. Sounds like you got the answer from Evercoat, that is great.
 
orangejuiced86 said:
Not the same deal as plastic honey, but I have noticed quite the difference in performance of my fillers now that I weigh the mix out instead of eyeballing it.
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What scale do you use to do that? Do you alter the mix ratio depending on temperature?

Don
 
biggest mistake is not mixing your filler before adding the hardener . it will get creamy smooth if you work it for a few minutes the add hardener . learned this from the bodyman who taught me to put it on smooth in the first place .
 
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