Fillers, putty and caulk are essential for the fixing and finishing work that comes before the final result - sealing and insulating gaps, bedding in glazing and pipework, and preparing surfaces ahead of decoration. From expanding foam fillers to glazing putty and decorators caulk, they're built to handle a wide range of jobs across the site.
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Fillers, Putty, Caulk FAQs
Do I need to paint over Linseed Oil Putty?
Yes. EVO-STIK Linseed Oil Putty Natural must be protected with a full paint system, comprising an undercoat and at least one top coat. Paint should be applied once the putty has set sufficiently to accept paint, but within 4 weeks of glazing. Avoid painting while the putty surface has only formed a skin.
How long before Expanding Foam Filler can be cut?
EVO-STIK Expanding Foam Filler can be cut after approximately 20 minutes when applied as a 20mm bead.
How long should I wait before painting over Decorators Caulk?
Wait until EVO-STIK Decorators Caulk has fully dried before painting. Drying can take between 1 and 24 hours, depending on the depth of the caulk, temperature and humidity.
How should I store Expanding Foam Filler?
Always store EVO-STIK Expanding Foam Filler upright in a safe place where the can cannot be knocked over or accidentally damaged.
Is Linseed Oil Putty suitable for double glazing?
No. EVO-STIK Linseed Oil Putty Natural is not suitable for use with insulated glass units (double glazing) or heat-absorbing glass.
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