Epotron 5™
All-purpose Liquid Adhesive
Often used for structural and laminating applications. Creates a high strength structural bond with high overall impact resistance. Bonds ceramics, glass, metal, wood, stone, and most rigid surfaces. Food grade. Tack free in approx. 4 hours. Apply with a brush, roller, or squeeze bottle.
Color: Translucent Amber
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Technical Data SheetTYPICAL TEST RESULTS
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Kg/cm2 |
Psi |
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| Compressive Strength | 872 | 12,400 | |
| Tensile Strength | 583.49 | 8,300 | |
| Viscosity | 18 poises | ||
Customer Questions & Answers
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Q I have a 8" x 8" treated wood post for a gazebo that has some 1/4" to 1/2" cracks. Which product would you recommend to use to repair and seal the cracks? Thanks.Answered by the admin
WoodEpox
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Q Which of your wood repair products would be best to put 2 pieces of aged pressure treated wood back together. I have outdoor steps with a rail and someone threw a heavy object that totally broke apart one of the balusters. Can this be saved?Answered by the admin
Epotron 5 should work well for your application.
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Q I see the response to the 95-degree question, but I have a south-facing window in Hollywood CA. It will get direct sunlight and we do have 100 degree days. Can I still use liquid wood to thin the epoxy? I was all ready to go until I saw that temperature caveat. Thank you.Answered by the admin
Yes, you can still use the LiquidWood for thinning WoodEpox.
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Q I am repairing rotted wood on my front porch. I have some very small cracks that I want to fill with Woodepox. I have read that when trying to fill a small crack with Woodepox, it is best to thin it. In Virginia the temperatures reach 95 often. So my question is this. Should I use epotron to thin the woodepox?Answered by the admin
You can use the LiquidWood to thin the WoodEpox.
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Q Is epotron paintableAnswered by the admin
Yes. Sanding before painting is advised.
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