• High Strength, Gap-Filling Adhesive: Ideal for structural bonding, sealing, and filleting—especially on vertical and overhead surfaces.
• No Sagging or Running: Thickened formula stays exactly where applied, even on challenging orientations.
• Extended Working Time: 40-minute open time at 72°F offers flexibility and precision during application.
• Versatile Bonding: Forms strong, durable bonds with wood, fiberglass, metal, concrete, composites, masonry, and more.
• Superior Coverage: Large 450 mL cartridge delivers over 2x more material than standard 10 oz cartridges.
• 100% Waterproof Seal: Once cured, the epoxy is watertight and highly resistant to stress, impact, and wear.
• Post-Cure Workability: Cured epoxy can be drilled, sanded, and painted for a clean, professional finish.
• Wide Compatibility: Fits most 450 mL and 600 mL dual-cartridge epoxy applicators.

Note: Cure rate varies with ambient temperature, substrate temperature, and applied volume. Warmer conditions accelerate cure time.

Physical Properties

• Bonding and laminating wood, fiberglass, metal, and composites
• Filling gaps, cracks, and surface irregularities in masonry and concrete
• Creating fillets and reinforcing corners or joints
• Sealing and bonding vertical or overhead joints where non-sag performance is critical
• Adhesion on damp or difficult-to-bond woods like teak or oily hardwoods

Surface Preparation

• Clean and dry surfaces thoroughly. Remove oil, grease, dust, or loose debris. Roughen smooth surfaces for best adhesion.

Cartridge Setup

• Insert 450 mL cartridge into a compatible dual-cartridge applicator. Attach static mixer nozzle and dispense until a uniform color is achieved.

Application

• Apply epoxy directly to the substrate. For vertical or overhead use, apply in sections to maintain control. Fill gaps, cracks, or bonding seams evenly.

Working Time

• You have approx. 40 minutes at 72°F to work with the material before it begins to set.

Clamping and Cure

• Clamp or brace as needed within the first 24 hours. Cures to solid in 5–6 hours, and reaches full strength in 2–5 days depending on conditions.

Post-Cure Options

• After curing, the epoxy can be drilled, sanded, and painted for finishing or structural integration.