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Dalapro Fine Ready-Mixed Finishing Filler - 400ml Tube

Dalapro Fine Ready-Mixed Finishing Filler - 400ml Tube

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Dalapro Fine is a white, ready-mixed, fine-grained filler for walls and ceilings. The 400ml tube is for the small jobs: picture hooks, nail holes, hairline cracks, chips on corners and snagging before the painter arrives, squeezed straight from the tube onto a filling knife. It spreads easily, dries white and sands to a smooth, paint-ready finish.

The 0.15mm grain leaves a surface that paints or papers over without showing through. Deeper holes are best filled in two or more layers, letting each dry first.

Why choose Dalapro Fine

  • Ready mixed, no water, no mess, no waste
  • Dries white for fewer coats of paint
  • Smooth consistency, easy to spread and easy to sand
  • Fine 0.15mm grain for a smooth, invisible repair
  • Works on most indoor substrates: plaster, plasterboard, concrete and painted walls

How to use

  1. Brush out dust and loose material and make sure the surface is dry and the room is above 5°C.
  2. Press the filler in with a filling knife and smooth it off level with the wall.
  3. Let it dry fully. Drying depends on depth, temperature and ventilation.
  4. Sand smooth with 100 to 120 grit, dust off, then paint. Prime first if you are wallpapering.

Clean the knife in water before the filler dries. Cap the tube and store frost-free; unopened packs keep for 12 months.

Technical data

Type Ready-mixed fine-grained white hand filler
Use Indoor walls and ceilings, renovation and new build
Binder Latex co-polymer
Filler Microspheres and white dolomite
Max grain size 0.15 mm
Colour White
Sanding 100–120 grit
Min. application temp +5°C
Standard CE marked to EN 15824, made to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
Packs 400 ml tube, 3 L and 10 L tubs
Shelf life 12 months unopened, frost-free and dark

From the Dalapro product data sheet. Drying time depends on substrate, layer thickness, temperature and humidity.

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