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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
MFR Model# 2-PS
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A high-solids aluminum-pigmented, 1 part, air drying resin used after the Poly-Brush preliminary coating to protect the fabric from UV and prepare for a smooth finish. Thin 4:1. Available in quart, gallon, and 5 gallon sized. Important Notice: All mixed paints are special order and are non-returnable. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Reviews
Needed to be shaken very well, product was very thick on bottom of can.
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
Works like it should. I’ll be spraying later today.
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
Works great
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
Poly fiber products is a great way to cover an aircraft. Right very easy to work with and forgiving. 10 years ago I built my plane using poly fiber. A recent had an off-field landing and had to repair a wing and the fuselage. I am very glad I used poly fiber product. Repair went perfect. You cant tell where there was damage at all . Poly fiber product is so easy to work with and repair any future damage that may happen. Thanks for a great product!.
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
It was white
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
Haven’t tried yet
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Poly-Fiber Poly-Spray Gallon
Poly Fiber products very easy to use Ranthane finish looks good but is impossible to make a good looking repair. I was foolish to think I would never need to repair. Wind storm changed that thought.
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
Per the Poly Fiber How To manual, there are two reducers to choose from, R65-75 or RR8500. They are offered in quarts, gallons or 5G pails, and are listed as "Accessories" on this web page.
Per Vendor, you would need to:
Step 1: Poly-Brush
Step 2: Poly-Spray
Step 3: Poly-Tone or Aerothane
Per Poly Fiber, we do not recommend skipping this. It would be at your own risk.
No you would want to use EP-420 epoxy primer. Poly Tone is not designed to be used on metal. Poly Fibers Aerothane or Mark II base paints are used on metals, over the EP-420 epoxy primer.
Per the poly fiber how to manual, one gallon of poly-spray will cover 200 sq ft, so a quart should over 50 square feet. This is for one coat of material.
