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AwlFair is a two-component premium trowelable filler for fairing, leveling, or smoothing surface imperfections due to gouges, pitting, dents, or weld seams. Easy to apply with a trowel, batten, or putty knife. This fairing compound may be used above or below the waterline and cures to a sandable finish to repair and enhance your boat.

This is the Base only. AwlFair Converter must be purchased separately. For a proper mixture, combine the base and converter in 1:1 ratio. Working time ranges from 45 minutes to 2.5 hours based on ambient temperature. Only use on surfaces with properly applied and prepared Awlgrip primers.

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Awlfair L.W. White Base (D8200)

Application Equipment- Trowels, Spatulas, longboard, or putty knives

Surface Preparation - Only apply over preoperly applied and prepared Awlgrip primers. 545 Epoxy primer, or High Build epoxy primers are best.

Mixing and Reduction - First shake or stir to a uniform consistency. Mix 1 part D8200 or D1019 with 1 part D7200 to a uniform pink color with no streaks or lumps in the mix. Do not add thinners or reducers to Awl-Fair products.

Application Instructions - Apply by trowel in thin layers to avoid air pockets to an area you can work in 15 to 20 minutes at 77 F/25 C, 50% RH when using D7200. When using D7200 Awl-Fair compound, work time is only 5 to 10 minutes at 77 F/25 C, 50% RH. Start application in low areas and build out into high areas. Allow to cure. Several applications may be required to fill large areas. Block sand with 30 to 60 grit and blow off sanding dust and residue before applying more Awl-Fair. Shape materials with tools of your choice.

Note: Awl-fair must be sealed with 545 Epoxy Primer. Filler primer, fairing materials, and sanding surfacers should be sealed with 545 Epoxy Primer before applying Awlgrip or Awlcraft 2000 Topcoats. This maximizes gloss and color hold-out in the topcoat.

Note: Avoid inserting air pockets when applying. Application of Awl-Fair in thin layers helps avoid air pockets. Remember to feather all edges and holes at 6 to 1 or 6 times the fill thickness for the feathered edge.

Warning: Do not incorporate into this Awlgrip coating system any thinner, additive, modifier, converter, or related product produced by any manufacturer other than Awlgrip. Do not apply to surfaces less than 3 C/5 F above the dew point, or to surfaces warmer than 41 C/105 F. Ambient temperature should be within 13 C/55 F - 40 C/104 F.

Technical Information

  • Type: Two Component Epoxy
  • Packaging: Available in 1 gallon and 1 quart containers
  • Theoretical Coverage: Sq. Feet/Gallon 1,604 Sq. Feet at one mil dry 6.8 Sq. Feet @ 240 mils (6,000 microns) DFT
  • Coverage calculations are based on theoretical transfer efficiency of 100%.
  • Actual coverage rate obtained will vary according to equipment choice, application techniques, part size and application environmen
  • Recoatability: AWL-Fair LW must be sanded before recoating. It must be overcoated with an epoxy primer such as 545 Epoxy Primer, HIGH BUILD, AWL-QUIK or ULTRA-BUILD before topcoating.
  • VOC: White Base D8200 - 0 g/lt or 0 lbs/gal. Fast Converter D7200 - 84 g/lt or .7 lbs/gal
  • Pot Life at 75 F/25 C, 50% RH = 1.5 to 2 hours.

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Rockland, Maine
5 out of 5 stars.

Based on exerience

3 years ago
AwlFair may be a little more expensive than the alternatives, and they might be as good, but I choose AwlFair because of how it worked in the past. In spring of 2015 I bought the quart-size (2 quarts) for a deck fairing project. It went fine - no pin holes, no sags on vertical surfaces, sands easily after overnight cure, and importantly no shrinkage (after months and years under an AwlGrip paint surface). I continued to use the same quart package for the next six years for odds-and-ends repairs. Performed exactly the same six years later when I finally scraped the bottom of the containers clean. Never clumped and never dried in the containers, in spite of the fact that the plastic cover don't seem to fit all that tight.
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Atlanta
5 out of 5 stars.

Fairing compound

4 years ago
Used on 1970 Whaler. Easy to mix and use sands to a nice smooth finish
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Q: I have this idea that Awlfair is not designed for use over gelcoat. Is that true? Specifically, If fairing after hull blister removal//treatment, is it okay if the Awlfair is troweled just over the edges of previous gelcoat ?

6 months ago
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A: Awlfair can be applied over properly prepared gelcoat.

6 months ago
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Q: How hard is the product to sand- want to use this a fairing material?

9 years ago
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A: It's just like sanding fiberglass it's not that hard

9 years ago
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Q: Does this include the activator or must that be purchased separately?

10 years ago
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A: Yes Purchase activator separately. Pricy product great performer

10 years ago
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Q: What is a good fairing compound to use on or over the 3m 5200 for the iron keel to fiberglass joint?

11 years ago
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A: Greg I don't think any thing will hold well to 5200. A clean 5200 sealing job should be enough

11 years ago
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