Evercoat Quantum filler
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Anyone try this product yet? I have some at the shop to try just haven’t opened it yet. I will let you know what I think. I believe they said it was kind of pricey compared to metal glaze but I am not sure.
gold is good extreme is awsome but kinda drippy over my poor metalwork now quantum whats it do sand itself:laugh:
Man that would be awesome,the world first self sanding putty.What a great time saver.
The FE reps came in selling this to me. The flyers & stuff are still on my desk. I haven’t ordered any into the store yet. I like to wait and see if there is going to be some interest from my shops before I end up with something sitting on my shelves collecting dust.
we use extreme and i have used pretty much all of them on personal stuff they all work great.remember buy cheap get cheap.
I think it sat on our shelf to long. The rep must have taken it back it was gone when I went looking for it. gotta be a little quicker next time.
Response from my customers has been that it is too slow to sand. Also it is not cheap. I worked with the FE rep in our area and have not had many repeat sales.
i was wondering do you guys glaze your filler work?? i never do but i use the extreme an i dosnt seem ta need it but i never did with the gold either i got a friend that says he uses icing or somthing on everything??
sometines it depaends I’ll use evercoat metal glaze
[b]bondomerchant wrote:[/b]
[quote]i was wondering do you guys glaze your filler work?? i never do but i use the extreme an i dosnt seem ta need it but i never did with the gold either i got a friend that says he uses icing or somthing on everything??[/quote]Ya but you fill your pinholes with primer. that doesn’t countB)
actually i dont hardly ever get pinholes with the extreme it seems ta work kinda like a glazing putty to me but i dont go nuts with the hardener either B)i just wish it wasnt so dam expensive though i think its costing me close ta 50$$:blink: :blink:
it sands very easy, similar to drywall mud. a little hard getting used to the 10:1 mix ratio though. IMO not worth the extra cost if i was paying.
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