Red Epoxy®

Description

2 Part Epoxy Canister Kit Item# 12001 – 12 per Case

Red Epoxy, a two-part heat-cured repair kit, effectively seals and repairs cracks and crevasses in metals and rigid plastics.

Applications

Ideal for use on vertical or horizontal surfaces, Red Epoxy proves effective on aluminum/aluminum alloys, cast irons, copper/copper alloys, magnesium/magnesium alloys, carbon and stainless steels, galvanized surfaces, and most rigid plastics, including PVC, etc. Widely used in HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, automotive, marine, and manufacturing industries.

Ideal for any:

• vertical or horizontal surfaces
• aluminum/aluminum alloys
• cast irons
• copper/copper alloys
• magnesium/magnesium alloys
• carbon steels
• stainless steels
• galvanized surfaces

Used in many industries, including:

• HVAC
• Refrigeration
• Plumbing
• Automotive
• Marine
• Manufacturing

How to Use

Clean: Clean repair area using sandpaper or emery cloth to remove debris, then degrease with a solvent like mineral spirits, ensuring it dries completely before application. Do not apply Red Epoxy to a wet surface.

Apply: Apply equal amounts of resin from the red and white tubes onto provided foil tray.

Mix: Thoroughly mix the red and white parts until achieving a uniform red color. Once mixed, the resin remains viable for up to 4 hours.

Cover: Use mixed epoxy to cover the repair area adequately.

Heat: Slowly and uniformly heat the repaired area using a hot-air gun. Avoid concentrating heat in one spot to prevent overheating, charring, or excessive running of the repair. In this event, remove and start over.

Cure: Observe the color deepen from red to nearly a dark purple as heating progresses before turning gold. A uniform gold indicates a cure. Once gold, remove heat and allow repair to naturally cool to room temperature. Do NOT force cool as it will cause a weakened resin bond and may result in an incomplete cure. After repair has cooled, equipment can be returned to service immediately.

Sold by kit. See above for kit specifications.