USC 40010.C01 Plastic Thinner Honey 16 fl oz, Polyester Filler Restorer for Automotive Body Repair
- The USC 40010.C01 Plastic Thinner Honey 16 fl oz is a polyester-based solvent blend designed to restore the workability of thickened or partially hardened body fillers. Its honey-colored formula enhances flow, smoothness, and adhesion during automotive body repair and refinishing applications.
- Features:
- Polyester resin formulation restores body filler consistency for improved spreading and sanding performance.
- Amber “honey” tint allows visual confirmation during mixing for consistent, uniform results.
- Compatible with polyester-based body fillers to rejuvenate material without compromising curing or adhesion.
- Packaged in a 16 fl oz container for efficient use in small to medium body repair jobs with minimal waste.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: U.S. Chemical & Plastics (USC)
- Part Number: 40010.C01
- Size / Capacity: 16 fl oz (0.47 L)
- Color / Finish: Amber-brown liquid (“Honey”)
- Material: Polyester resin thinner
- Application: Restores and thins body filler for easier mixing, spreading, and application
- System Compatibility or Application: Designed for use with polyester body fillers in automotive refinishing; not a replacement part
- The USC Plastic Thinner Honey can also be referred to as USC 40010 body filler thinner, polyester filler restorer 16 oz, automotive plastic thinner honey, and USC filler conditioner.
U.S. Chemical & Plastics (USC) is a professional-grade manufacturer of automotive refinishing products including body fillers, glazes, thinners, and specialty coatings designed for collision repair and restoration industries.
Q: What is the purpose of USC Plastic Thinner Honey?
A: It is formulated to restore or thin thickened polyester body fillers, improving their spreadability and surface quality during repair work.
Q: Can I add this directly to hardened filler?
A: It should only be added to filler before mixing with hardener. Once the filler begins to cure, it should not be reactivated.
Q: Is the color intentional?
A: Yes. The amber “honey” tone helps visually monitor mixing and ensures even distribution within the filler compound.
