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== Physical and Chemical Properties == | == Physical and Chemical Properties == | ||
| + | Solids weight: 77% | ||
| + | Volume: 59% | ||
| + | Density: 1.8 kilo/liter | ||
| + | Layer thickness: Max. 2 mm | ||
| + | Particle size: Max 0.01 mm | ||
| + | Adhesion: 12 kp/cm2 | ||
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== Working Properties == | == Working Properties == | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 12 August 2020
Description
Flügger Flügger Group A/S is a bonding and filling acrylic spackle composed of butyl metharylate and calcium carbonate.[1] The description is a paragraph that should contain the following: [Manufacturer in brackets] followed by material classification, Latin name or chemical description, native source or production information, first use or time frame for use in art, preparation method for use in art, stability, related materials, any additional information, etc. Do not duplicate what is listed below.
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Synonyms and Related Terms
Applications
Personal Risks
Collection Risks
Environmental Risks
Physical and Chemical Properties
Solids weight: 77% Volume: 59% Density: 1.8 kilo/liter Layer thickness: Max. 2 mm Particle size: Max 0.01 mm Adhesion: 12 kp/cm2
Working Properties
Flügger is suitable for spot filling and for finishing filling of primed woodwork, plaster, concrete, anti-corrosion iron and metal as well as previously painted surfaces. After grinding and dusting, this product can be painted with aqueous or alkyd paint. Flügger can be tinted using ground pigments and may be thinned or cleaned using water.[2]
- Drying time at 68°F (20°C) is approximately 1/2 (to the touch)
- Re-coating interval is approximately 1 hour
- Fully cured in several days
- Purportedly susceptible to mold
Forms and Sizes
Resources and Citations
- ↑ ConsDistList post, June 10, 2009 Kiffy Stainer-Hutchins [1]
- ↑ Talas website - https://www.talasonline.com/Flugger