Flexible Epoxy Consolidant 100 - Technical Data

TECHNICAL DATA

FLEXIBLE EPOXY CONSOLIDANT 100

ConServ 100 FLEXIBLE EPOXY CONSOLIDANT is a non-structural, slow curing, low viscosity epoxy system designed for saturating and encapsulating wood decay, or priming damaged areas. The properties are ideally suited for consolidating and stabilizing pockets of wood decay, checks, fissures and other surface imperfections likely to sustain damage due to exposure, infestation or minor charring from fire damage. Applications include end grain, window and door sills, sash, jambs, trim, siding, porch elements, stairs, framing, and log and timber elements. Use as a stabilizing primer for ConServ 200 Flexible Epoxy Patch.

MIXING

It is recommended that the entire set size purchased be mixed at one time according to the 100 Instruction Sheet mixing directions. If you are not going to mix the entire contents at once, the next recommended option would be breaking down the epoxy set as descibed in the Breakdown Video. For a technically advanced applicator, the mixing ratio is 3.75 parts of Resin A to 1 part Curing agent B by volume.

CURE SCHEDULE

Pot life
Gel time
Final cure

8 oz. mass - approx. 3-6 hrs. @ 77º F.
8 oz. mass - approx. 1½ to 3 days @ 77º F.
3-7 days @ 77º F. (approx. 75% cured)
DO NOT use below 50º F.
AVOID exposure to intense sunlight until final cure is complete.

PROPERTIES

Color
Viscosity
Operating range
Mixing temp. range
Shelf life Clear
Consistency @ 77º F of vegetable oil
-30º F. to 160º F.
50º F. to 90º F.
1 year in unopened original containers

PACKAGING & YIELD

ConServ 100 is supplied in 1/2 gallon, 1 quart, 1 pint, 1/2 pint, and 1/4 pint quantities. Yield is variable depending on the extent of the decay and subsequent degree of saturation. Sufficient saturation to stabilize the damaged material is imperative for proper protection and preparation for the ConServ 200 patch .

ConServ Flexible Epoxy Consolidant 100
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