A blend of solvents used for viscosity and drying control of Poly-Brush, Poly-Spray and Poly-Tone. Blend #R-65-75 is recommended as the standard reducer in normal weather, 65°75°F. #RR-8500 is a retarder-reducer with slower drying time. Recommended for temp above 85° & warm humid weather. Important Notice: All mixed paints are special order and are non-returnable. |
Poly-Fiber products for repairing some access panel holes that have worn out. This system is easy, fast and dependable. I have Poly-Fiber paint from 20 years ago that is still good. Cant go wrong with it.
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Quart
What can I say? Its a gallon of reducer.
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Gallon
Works like it should. I give you guys a lot of credit for you packing and shipping. Always packed very well and always get paint etc. in two days. Awesome
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Gallon
Poly-Fiber Rr 8500 Reducer Quart
packaged in a non waist full size. I didnt need much and this was just right.
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Quart
Haven’t used anything yet but fast shipping
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Quart
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Quart
Keep the cap screwed down tight or it will evaporate away. Keep them in a dry place, too, as one wee rust spot and it will evaporate through that too.
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Gallon
THE REDUCER WORKS GREAT WITH THE PAINT. THANK YOU
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Quart
Very good
Poly-Fiber R65-75 Reducer Gallon
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You would use a 3:1 Mix Ratio. 3 Poly Tone, 1 R65-75 Reducer.