Virtually unaffected by atmospheric conditions, soft and salt water, alkalis and diluted acids. All five offer tenacious adhesion to metal, glass, ceramics, wood, masonry and most rigid materials, to form permanent structural and dielectric bonds. Surfaces Must Be Thoroughly Clean and Dry for good adhesion. Sandblasting, sanding or roughening after washing and degreasing is recommended. A rod, spatula, paddle, or power mixer are all adequate if properly used.
Application is simple.
Disposable cans, squeeze-bottles, brushes, rollers, sprayguns are all adequate for different purposes. Hardening, Cure, Temperature . The hardening reaction generates heat and is accelerated by mass and heat. The same quantity that hardens in 2 hours, in a full pint can, at room temperature, may need 10 or more hours if spread in a thin layer. Heating greatly accelerates the process .