The low viscosity was achieved by chemical engineering. There are no plasticizer oils, extender oils, or non-reactant dilutent oils that are commonly found in low viscosity systems and which can bleed or migrate with age to cause cracking and loss of adhesion. The cured resin is not brittle. It is slightly flexible so that it can move with the natural flexure or elongation of wood or fiberglass. The relatively long cure time allows resin to penetrate to all vacant wood cavities.
Adhesion is superior to petro-based epoxy products.
Shelf life in excess of 2 years. Component A is moisture sensitive and must be kept sealed. If using injection method, we recommend Dr. Rot's Epoxy Injection Kit. Some useful information from the Rot Doctor . . . The wood will swell and shrink depending on the amount of water that has bonded with the cellulose.