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White Glass Microspheres - Filler for Epoxy and Polyester Resin - Quart Tub

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About this item

  • Sands Easy Added to epoxy or polyester to make a lightweight fairing compound
  • Also Called Glass Bubbles
  • Microspheres Improves the Weight to Strength Ratio Improves Dimensional Stability
  • When added with our cabosil (equal parts by volume) it makes a great general purpose putty
  • engineered hollow glass microspheres


Micro cellular hollow fiberglass particles for adding to resin as a filler reinforcement for easy to sand lightweight filling. White in color. Sometimes called Glass Bubbles or Glass Microspheres.


Brett
2025-08-24 17:50:36
Product is exactly as described. Works good. Price ok. Shipped on time.
Neal Cissel
2025-07-12 18:13:30
This product if they need to fill in gaps or connect to boards together this product works great you can form it to make curves so you don't have a 45° angle.
Yardbird78
2025-07-07 17:01:16
I have been using micro balloons in my hobby of building and flying RC model airplanes for over 50 years. Mix the resin and hardener together first and then add the micro balloons a little bit at a time until you get the desired consistency. Mixing them with epoxy will give a stronger bond but is nearly impossible to sand. Mixing them with finishing resin makes for lighter weight and easy sanding for filling in dings and hangar rash in foamies, fillets and damage repair.
Frank
2025-05-28 12:43:06
Just what I wanted
Romulo Martinez
2025-05-16 18:38:00
Conforme a las especificaciones
Just The Facts
2025-04-29 12:41:44
I finally got a chance to use this. Mixed with the resin very well. Has a nice pink tint to it. And the price is right.
George Munro
2025-02-06 11:22:01
Have not yet had a chance to use the micro balloons. Will be using them as filler on some of my models, using superglue as a binder.
artisannm
2025-02-05 10:41:57
Be sure to wear a dust mask around using this stuff. It quickly aerosols when scooping it out, but not overly so, like a powder that seems to evaporate into the air vs staying on the spoon. One can scoop it out without issue.As to mixing it with resin I had varying results. The goal was to reduce how brittle epoxy resin is. I think it achieved this, with one or two plastic spoons worth in measure. This would also depend on how much resin its being put into. Stir until it has a kind of foamy creamy texturing, having premixed the resin beforehand.In cold casting into a silicon mold, I noticed that it tended to sink to the very bottom and create some small air pockets in the final casting. Using less of this powder reduced the issue but also left the resin more brittle. Using a lot of this powder may lead to a semi flexible casting. Elsewise I guess it works as intended. It also adds a white color to the mixture.I didn't experience a dust cloud when opening the initial foil seal, or afterwards. Just use care to open the lid slowly, and maybe wear some eye protection.
P Archi
2025-01-05 13:23:05
Very good value for the price I used it to thicken resin it worked wonderfullyHighly recommend