NEW SIKKENS AUTOSURFACER HB DELIVERS MORE BUILD THAN ANY OTHER HIGH-BUILD FILLER

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NEW SIKKENS AUTOSURFACER HB DELIVERS MORE BUILD THAN ANY OTHER HIGH-BUILD FILLER
01 September 2006 - Akzo Nobel

Akzo Nobel Car Refinishes has launched Sikkens Autosurfacer HB filler. Delivering more build than other high-build fillers, it helps speed up the spraying and sanding process in the bodyshop.

New Sikkens Autosurfacer HB has been developed to give more build than most high-build fillers, without compromising on finish. It can be applied to bare steel substrates and existing finishes.

Its special formulation ensures it flows smoothly and sprays easily. High-build properties that can reach a thickness of 300 microns in just three layers ensure optimum coverage of surfaces, including irregularities.

Unlike many high-build fillers, Sikkens Autosurfacer HB dries quickly and is easy to sand. Whether dried at room temperature, baked at 60ºC or cured with infrared, it dries to a smooth, hard surface for both wet and dry sanding. The result is time and materials savings during the sanding process.

Sikkens Autosurfacer HB is part of the Sikkens refinishing systems that have been developed to help simplify the repair process. It can be over-coated with all Sikkens topcoats.

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About: Akzo Nobel
Akzo Nobel, based in the Netherlands, serves customers throughout the world with healthcare products, coatings and chemicals. Consolidated sales for 2002 totaled EUR 14 billion. The Company currently employs approximately 68,000 people in more than 80 countries. Financial results for the first quarter will be published on April 16, 2003.

Akzo Nobel Car Refinishes supplies paint, decals, services and software for car repair, commercial vehicle and transportation markets. The main product lines include Sikkens for the high-end segment, Lesonal in the medium segment and several leading brands in the commercial vehicles sector. Sales for 2002 totaled EUR 713 million.

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