- Use over balsa or grainy wood to seal grain. Dries white.
- Used for Tissue Covered Aiplane Models, Control Line Airplane Models, R/C Airplane and Boat Models, Wood Scouting Projects and Model
- Rockets.
- For use on paper, fabric coverings, balsa and basswood.
- Contains no lead.
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 | (bulk of 6) Aerogloss Balsa Fillercoat 1 oz Other items from Midwest This is a 1 oz glass jar of Balsa Fillercoat Primer from Midwest. The original hot fuel proof butyrate dope system which gives a durable, fast-drying, lightweight and beautiful lacquer-type finish.
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Features Includes One 1 oz glass jar of Balsa Fillercoat Primer | Specifications
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Requires
- Use in a well ventilated area with lung, eye and skin protection.
- Brush to apply Balsa Fillercoat to the model.
- Aero-Gloss Thinner (mid43-16) for clean-up.
Comments
- Flammable: Contains toluol and methyl ethyl keytone.
- As with any type of painting procedure, always test for compatibility of materials on a scrap piece before attempting to paint model.
- For best results: 1. Sand entire model until smooth surface is obtained by using progressively coarse to fine sandpaper.
- 2. Fill in any minor surface irregularities with Aero-Gloss Balsa
- Fillercoat Primer. Use Plastic Balsa Wood Putty for larger
- irregularities. Stir Balsa Fillercoat Primer thoroughly. Apply
- with brush. Let dry 24 hours before sanding.
- 3. Fine sand entire model. Lightly wipe off dust with tack rag.
- 4. Lightly wipe entire model with damp sponge to raise wood grain.
- Once dry, fine sand and wipe clean.
- 5. Model surface is now properly prepared for paper or fabric
- covering material, or for surface sealing/priming with Aero-Gloss
- Sanding Sealer if model is to be painted.