Usage
The Baton cire dure 409 is used for the targeted repair of scratches, dents, chips, or drill holes on PVC window frame profiles. It is suitable for restoration work both in workshops and on-site installations.
Advantages
- Specially formulated for PVC profiles, ensuring color compatibility with popular films such as Rénolit, Hornschuch, and Cova.
- Easy to apply using a melting tool for precise repairs without spreading beyond the damaged area.
- Can restore multiple types of damage: scratches, impacts, chips, or surface perforations.
- No need to replace entire profiles; localized application saves material and time.
- A minor drawback: requires a compatible gas melter or thermal knife (not included) for optimal use.
Specifications
- Semi-hard repair wax stick designed specifically for rigid PVC profile surfaces within window and door frames.
- Resistant to mechanical stress once cured; maintains adhesion even after light sanding and polishing operations.[1][5]
- The stick provides enough material for several spot repairs; typical dimensions: approximately standard wax baton size (around Ø12 mm x ~40–50 mm length).
- Color shade selected to match common white PVC profile films (Rénolit/Hornschuch/Cova references); finish can be mattified with an appropriate varnish.[1][5]
How it works
The wax stick is heated using a gas melter or special tool. Once softened, the material is applied precisely into the repair zone. After cooling briefly, excess wax can be removed with a scraper before fine finishing by abrading and protecting with varnish if desired.[1][5]
