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The material features a highly thixotropic, paste-like consistency, which hangs well in thick sections on vertical and overhead surfaces.
The material cures to a hard, blush-free, amber- colored, high-strength, moisture-resistant plastic with excellent adhesive properties.
Additional recoating of this material should be done before the material is thoroughly cured.
If the material has cured hard and tack-free, a light sanding and solvent wash is advisable before recoating.
Epoxy cures faster at higher temperatures and in thicker layered applications.
Directions for Use:
Step 1: Required prep will vary according to application surface:
Ceramics, Composites, Plastics & Wood Must be oil free and sanded 80 grit or rougher.
Glass Must be sanded with 220 grit or lower until shine is removed.
Metals All metals must be carefully degreased with trisodium phosphate (TSP). Depending on the type of metal, prep work may vary.
Step 2: Be sure to clean the application site, removing all dust and debris.
Step 3: FGCIs Superbond Base Resin may be used with any of the three Activators, which differ in curing time:
Standard Activator
Medium Activator
Fast Activator
Please refer to Properties Chart for gel time.
Step 4: Mix at a 1:1 ratio by volume or weight, equal parts Base and Activator.
Step 5: Stir thoroughly, being sure to scrape sides and bottom of container. For best results, do not mix more than a quart at a time.
The material features a highly thixotropic, paste-like consistency, which hangs well in thick sections on vertical and overhead surfaces.
The material cures to a hard, blush-free, amber- colored, high-strength, moisture-resistant plastic with excellent adhesive properties.
Additional recoating of this material should be done before the material is thoroughly cured.
If the material has cured hard and tack-free, a light sanding and solvent wash is advisable before recoating.
Epoxy cures faster at higher temperatures and in thicker layered applications.
Directions for Use:
Step 1: Required prep will vary according to application surface:
Ceramics, Composites, Plastics & Wood Must be oil free and sanded 80 grit or rougher.
Glass Must be sanded with 220 grit or lower until shine is removed.
Metals All metals must be carefully degreased with trisodium phosphate (TSP). Depending on the type of metal, prep work may vary.
Step 2: Be sure to clean the application site, removing all dust and debris.
Step 3: FGCIs Superbond Base Resin may be used with any of the three Activators, which differ in curing time:
Standard Activator
Medium Activator
Fast Activator
Please refer to Properties Chart for gel time.
Step 4: Mix at a 1:1 ratio by volume or weight, equal parts Base and Activator.
Step 5: Stir thoroughly, being sure to scrape sides and bottom of container. For best results, do not mix more than a quart at a time.
Our 300 LV system is a two component 100 % solids epoxy resin system designed for the lamination of glass, carbon, or kevlar fibers as used in the production of composite plastic products. This material features a forgiving and easy to use 2 to 1 by volume mix ratio that is ( 2 Parts Epoxy Resin side to 1 Part of Activator side by volume). The material itself features easy wet out, moderate pot life, and good adhesion to a wide variety of other common materials including wood, glass, metals, cured fiberglass composites, and most other plastics. The material cures to a hard, light colored plastic with good physical properties, and excellent resistance to water, chemicals, and solvents. This material may lightly blush in thin films or high humidity. Cure time for this material may be accelerated by mild heat up to 150 F. As with all adhesive type compounds, proper surface preparation is essential for good bond strength; additionally recoating of this material should be accomplished before the material is thoroughly cured, generally in less than 24 hours. If the material has cured hard or blushed, a light sanding and solvent wash may be necessary before recoating.Â