U-POL UP0871 HIGH#5 High Build Primer Filler Aerosol, Black, 450 ml

U-POL UP0871 HIGH#5 High Build Primer Filler Aerosol, Black, 450 ml

• High build lacquer primer aerosol for filling uneven surfaces before topcoating. Suitable for spot repairs on fully cured paint, polyester body fillers, fiberglass, SMC, lightly abraded E-coat, and properly prepared metal surfaces.
• Features:
  • Produces film thickness similar to spray gun applied primers.
  • Chromate-free formulation can be sanded wet or dry.
  • Includes flat fan and round nozzles for application versatility.
  • Can be overpainted with most water-based or solvent-based basecoats.
  • Sandable and ready to overcoat after approximately 60 minutes at 68 F.
• Includes:
  • 450 ml HIGH#5 black primer aerosol
  • Flat fan nozzle
  • Round nozzle
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: U-POL
  • Part Number: UP0871
  • Product Type: High build lacquer primer aerosol
  • Color: Black
  • Capacity: 450 ml
  • Application: 1 to 2 coats
  • Application Distance: Approximately 10"
  • Dry Film Build: 1.8 mil
  • Theoretical Coverage: Approximately 21.5 sq ft per aerosol
  • Flash Time Between Coats: 5 to 10 minutes at 68 F
  • Dry Sanding: P400 to P600
  • Wet Sanding: P600 to P800
• The U-POL HIGH#5 High Build Primer Filler can also be referred to as high build aerosol primer, black primer filler, lacquer primer aerosol, automotive spot repair primer, and sandable automotive primer.

U-POL specializes in automotive refinishing products including fillers, coatings, aerosols, adhesives, and paint-related products. The company has more than 75 years of industry experience and serves professional refinishing markets in more than 100 countries.

Q: What surfaces can UP0871 be applied to?
A: Suitable substrates include prepared OEM paint, direct-to-metal surfaces, SMC, fiberglass, and lightly abraded E-coat.

Q: What sanding grits are recommended for UP0871?
A: Use P400 to P600 for dry sanding or P600 to P800 for wet sanding.

Q: How long does UP0871 need before sanding or overcoating?
A: Allow approximately 60 minutes at 68 F.