Pit Filler gets white

[belize]

Hi WSR friends,

Thanks for the advise on dust in the cracks I really appreciate your comments. I'll try to do anything to try to solve this problem, pressure washer, steam, etc. I have another little problem. After I cure and polish the pit filler it gets white after it drys. Is this normal? Is there another way for the pit filler to look like the glass? Please advise!

[GlassStarz]

the better pit fillers wont color you use very little so step up and buy the more expenisive the final product will be significantly better

[belize]

the better pit fillers wont color you use very little so step up and buy the more expenisive the final product will be significantly better

Thanks GlassStarz but I use the pit filler from GT Glass. I'm sure it is a good one. However, it get whiteish after I scrape off the excess. Who sells pit filler that doesn't get white?

[GlassStarz]

thats the look of scraped filler just polish it or put a very small drop of resin on it to get the glass look also are you back scraping or just running the razor blade along?

[Repair1]

Sometimes I find on hot days the resin is a bit softer and easier to scratch. You should make sure you have a good clean razor any little minuet flaw in a blade will cause all kinds of grief. You must be sure to let the resin cure 100% a good 3 to 5 minutes. Uncured resin will turn white.

Happy Repairing
Brian

[jonnyques]

GlassStarz, I always hold the blad 90 to the widow and go back and forth. Does back scraping work better? Ill have to try that. Also I like the tip about a small drop of resin over the pit filler. Ill try that also. I could see that working great on a large ugly pit.

[GlassStarz]

Jonny
Thats what I call back scraping you actualy scrape while going forward as well but the lions share is done while pulling back.
I like the drop method alot I got it from a LR video the trick is learning to get a small enough drop