Bob Smith Industries Epoxy 9oz (Quik-Cure)

SLOW-CURE 30 min. epoxy works best for forming reinforcing fillets on joints. It has the highest strength of our epoxies. It is waterproof and more heat resistant. SLOW-CURE can be used for bonding if you’re willing to wait overnight. Fillers such as microballoons can be mixed with SLOW-CURE and FINISH-CURE to form a putty-like consistency. Such fillers will usually decrease the working time by about 25%. Bonded objects can be handled after 8 hours and the cured epoxy reaches full strength within 24 hours. MID-CURE 15 min. epoxy is used in larger areas where more working time is needed. It is more water resistant and can be used as a substitute for QUIK-CURE in most applications. MID-CURE is our most flexible epoxy and is ideal for gluing to fiberglass surfaces. Allow 45 minutes before handling parts and 2 hours for full strength. UIK-CURE 5 min. epoxy cures to a slightly flexible consistency. This lack of brittleness allows it to form a lasting bond in areas subjected to high vibration or stress. QUIK-CURE shouldn’t be used in areas that are subject to long-term immersion in water; however, it works fine for the internal structure of wood framed boats. QUIKCURE is our only epoxy on which you can apply polyester resins. It can be mixed with microballoons to form a quick setting putty. Items bonded with QUIK-CURE can be handled after 15 minutes. Full strength is reached in 1 hour. Made in the USA. Each pack includes 2 - 9oz bottles one harder and the other one, you mix them together to get the epoxy.

• QUIK-CURE 5 min. epoxy cures to a slightly flexible consistency
• MID-CURE 15 min epoxy is the most flexible epoxy
• SLOW-CURE 30 min epoxy has the highest strength of the epoxies
• (QUIK-CURE Works Best On: Hard Wood, Glass & Metal) (Mid-Cure Works Best On: Hard Wood, Fiberglass)
• Slow-Cure Works Best On: Glass & Metal, White Foam, Water-Resistant, Reinforcing