Powder filler

[Anonymous]

A while back someone gave me some filler they called framesaver.
Its a fine white powder to which you add a yellow liquid resin and mix to a paste. Sets very hard and very quickly and does not move once in the gap.

Anyone got any idea what the proper name of this product is and where to get it from.

I've tried lots of fillers and this is the best by a long shot.

 

[engineer one]

don't ronseal do a product like this ?

paul :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

Just bumping this back to the top, in case anyone can help.
Couldn't find a ronseal product paul, so if you know the name pass it on.

Cheers senior

 

[engineer one]

when ronseal was young they used to do a window repair
kit which included a filler for after the wood had been dried
assumed they still made it.
have you checked the axminster site?

paul :wink:

 

[Marky]

Hi Senior...

From the quesion, you seem to require a filler for cracks in frames or very elastic (but hard setting) filler.

I use a product called Dryflex rp a lot for repair work in sashes etc. Its a 2 part mix.

Dont think of normal wood filler with hardener, it has nothing to do with that.

It is only available from the UK distributor in peterborough.

You can look at their site, but be warned, they are a dutch company so its all in dutch.

Although if you visit http://world.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

and enter http://www.repair-care.com in the translate a web page box you will get a pretty good english version...

Marky

 

[Marky]

oh forgot to say....

obviously set the language setting to

dutch to english

unless of course you speak other langauges

Marky

 

[engineer one]

senior checked with ronseal site, and they do not seem to do it any more.

tried fillers on the web, and got lots of contacts, but nothing like you
are talking about. sorry.


paul :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your replies, haven't checked your tip yet marky but i will.
If I eventually find the stuff i'll let you all know.

The reason I want it is that it doesn't shrink with time, or push out, or absorb the paint pigment.