Mipa VB 103-20 1K PVB Filler 5 kg price group III is a high-build 1K filler for surfaces that need a smoother, more even base before topcoating. It can be applied to sanded old 2K coatings, shop primers and directly to steel, aluminium, galvanised substrates, MDF and many common vehicle plastics. That broad substrate coverage makes it a practical problem-solver when one filler needs to cover a mixed set of parts in the same job.
What stands out most is the way high filling power meets quick drying and clean sanding. Rather than leaving preparation slow and fussy, it helps turn uneven substrates into surfaces that are easier to refine before topcoating. On old paint, shop-primed metal, MDF and prepared plastics, it creates a more controlled base for the finishing layers that follow.
It works well when the coating process calls for the filler in a specified industrial shade and you still want the same fast-drying, sandable VB 103-20 base on the part. The 5 kg pack is also easy to handle in ongoing refinishing, maintenance and planned component work where a useful working quantity is better than an oversized container.
In use, VB 103-20 feels like a practical step between rough preparation and finish quality. It closes the gap, creates a cleaner surface and shortens the path to topcoating on metal, MDF and prepared plastics. For applications that need a straightforward 1K filler with wide substrate use, it is a smart product to keep in rotation.
| Product type | 1K PVB filler |
|---|---|
| Content | 5 kg |
| Colour / shade | Selected industrial shade |
| Colour group | price group III |
| Suitable substrates | Steel, aluminium, galvanised substrates, MDF and common vehicle plastics |
| Key features | High filling power, fast drying and easy sandability |
| Recoatable with | Waterborne and solvent-borne Mipa 1K and 2K paints |
| Thinner | Mipa 2K-Thinner |
| Article number | 104630000S |
|---|---|
| EAN / GTIN | 4016176492972 |
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