Usage
The Baton cire dure 176 is designed for precise repair of damaged areas, deep scratches, or drilled holes on PVC frame profiles. It is intended for professionals performing on-site or workshop maintenance in the PVC window and door sector.
Advantages
- Enables quick filling and retouching of defects without replacing full profiles
- Compatible with standard Novoryt repair kits for seamless application
- Provides long-lasting adhesion and resists daily wear after hardening
- User-friendly format suitable for detailed repairs and fine corrections
- A specific color (176) ensures accurate visual integration with most white or coated films
Specifications
- Synthetic hard wax composition engineered for use on rigid PVC surfaces[4][6]
- Melt point optimized to work with Novoryt melting tools; remains stable under normal climate variations[1][4]
- Baton dimension: approximately standard size compatible with Novoryt kit holders; typically around Ø12 mm x length ~40 mm per stick (manufacturer's norm)
- Suits both factory touch-up operations and field repairs; designed to blend smoothly with Renolit, Hornschuch, or Cova film finishes[4][6]
How it works
The Baton cire dure is gently melted using a dedicated tool, then applied into the damaged area on a PVC profile. After cooling, excess wax is leveled off and the surface can be finished by sanding or using touch-up pens when required.