Vitcas® Heat Resistant Filler is a perfect solution for filling in small cracks and joints in high-temperature environments. Ideal for use with High Temperature Plasterboard joints, this filler offers unmatched heat resistance, up to 1000°C / 1830°F, ensuring durability and reliability.
Vitcas® Heat Resistant Filler is a premium quality solution designed specifically for high-temperature applications. Ideal for small cracks and jointing, this filler is specifically engineered for compatibility with Vitcas High Temperature Plasterboard and Heat Resistant Plaster. Providing heat resistance up to 1000°C / 1830°F, it guarantees superior performance under extreme conditions.
Characteristics:
Ready-mixed, easy-to-apply material
High-temperature resistance up to 1000°C / 1830°F
Versatile applications - perfect for filling in small cracks and jointing
Compatible with Vitcas® High Temperature Plasterboard
Can be sanded before painting for a smooth finish
Fast-setting formula - Saves time and effort
Colour: Off White
Uses:
Ideal for filling in small cracks on the chimney breast, particularly around cassette stoves, inset stoves, and fireplaces, providing a robust and heat-resistant repair.
Perfect for sealing the joints of Vitcas® High Temperature Plasterboard, ensuring a secure and resistant seal.
Excellent for repairing and filling in areas using Heat Resistant Plaster, offering a seamless and durable restoration.
Instructions:
Preparation: Before you begin, make sure the area you plan to fill is clean. Remove any dirt, dust, and grease thoroughly.
Cartridge Prep: Cut off the top of the cartridge and screw on the nozzle. Trim the nozzle according to the size of the area you need to fill.
Application: Utilise a cartridge gun to apply the filler to the desired area. Ensure to distribute evenly.
Smoothing: Use a clean scraper to smooth the surface of the filler. Remember that the material sets faster when warm, so work accordingly.
Finishing: Once the filler has set, it can be sanded before painting for a polished look. Please note that certain types of emulsion paint may require a stabilising primer before application.