I recommend PCL Polyprimer 907 white, it goes on smooth and sands
without cloging up the paper. Also it's white which makes for better
hiding with the final painting. Probably polyurethane because its
flexable and shouldn't crack over wood.
Good luck,
JJ

shkdriver wrote:
Hello All,
As the proud custodian of a schempp-Hirth SHK-1, I would like to know
if anybody has any recomendations for a filler primer suitable for
reprofiling. I have read most of the posts which came up after
searching this forum. Was going to use simtec 2081, however, sombody
reported it clogs paper? Somone else used Sikkens Colorbuild.
Whatever I use it will be applied to a wood surface previously prepped
with randolph ev-400 catalysed epoxy varnish, and topcoated with
randolph ranathane catalysed paint.
I have a lot of experience with automotive coatings, and am looking for
a material at least as good as the original product. I.E ease of sanding
and durability.
Thanks, Scott.




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shkdriver