Restores structural strength and durability to wood fibers.
With LiquidWood, a piece of deteriorated wood that could crumble under finger pressure can be impregnated and restored to a rigid, durable, water and weather resistant wood superior to its original. The hardened mass can be sawed, planed, routed, carved, drilled, nailed, sanded, glued, and painted. LiquidWood is also a primer for WoodEpox.
Uses: LiquidWood is ideal for regenerating and waterproofing rotted, dried-out or spongy window sills, thresholds, window and door frames, columns, stair steps, balustrades, floors, capitals, moldings, doors, shutters, indoor and outdoor furniture, archaeological and art restoration, boats, and millwork of all kinds.
Features & Benefits: LiquidWood has exceptional adhesion, structural strength, versatility, permanence, dimensional stability, and water resistance. LiquidWood A and B are easy to use, are 100% reactive compounds, and contain no VOC’s or noxious odors.
Technical Characteristics: Contents: LiquidWood consists of 2 clear, epoxy liquids: resin (A) and hardener (B). When A and B are mixed together in equal volumes, by simple stirring, a blend is formed with unusual properties to impregnate and restore wood and other porous masses.
Application: Pour or brush on the wood where it penetrates the fibers and hardens into a water-resistant, distortion-free, high-strength mass in hours or minutes. 100% solids. 1/1 ratio. 30 minute pot life.
| Typical Test Results | | | | Kg/cm2 | Mpa | Psi | | Compressive Strength | | 366 | 36 | 5210 | | Elongation | 84% | | | | | Flexural Strength | | 63 | 6.2 | 900 | | Hardness, Shore D | 42 | | | | | Tensile Strength | | 103 | 10.1 | 1460 | | |
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Wood Restoration with LiquidWood and WoodEpox
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LiquidWood®
