Cellulose putty

[truckdoctor]

I'm in need of a good celllulose putty and have seen a few makes on ebay and fancy this, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MAX-MEYER..._Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint&hash=item43bb94f8dd

Could any one recommend this product or is there better available.
Please excuse what may be an silly question for you guys here but I'm only a novice
Many thanks Steve

 

[langy]

Don't bother with it, use a 2 pack stopper like PP or Top Stop Gold, much much better

 

[norsa]

Extremely unstable stuff, why do you want to use cellulose?

 

[truckdoctor]

Well thanks for the advice, I agree that cellulose putty isn't the best, so will give 2 pack a go.
Do you mix it similar to body filler and can I paint cellulose topcoat directly over it?
Thanks

 

[norsa]

2k stopper is exactly the same as body filler but a much finer compound. You will have to prime it.
Nick

 

[500e]

Cellulose putty, "Stopper" should only be used for VERY light marks it sinks due to solvent evaporation, the problem with any 2 pack is it is harder than the cellulose & when flatting it tends to stand proud, we used to flat mostly with a rubber block and wet & dry.
We had 2 body shops attached to our garages for 30+ years
Found this
http://www.stonefisk.com/doc-arc/PaintMethod.htm

 

[truckdoctor]

Cellulose putty, "Stopper" should only be used for VERY light marks it sinks due to solvent evaporation, the problem with any 2 pack is it is harder than the cellulose & when flatting it tends to stand proud, we used to flat mostly with a rubber block and wet & dry.
We had 2 body shops attached to our garages for 30+ years
Found this
http://www.stonefisk.com/doc-arc/PaintMethod.htm

Very handy , thankyou

 

[langy]

Well thanks for the advice, I agree that cellulose putty isn't the best, so will give 2 pack a go.
Do you mix it similar to body filler and can I paint cellulose topcoat directly over it?
Thanks

Yes, its much more stable than the old celly stopper, you would get shrinkage with it which is a right pain.