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✓ The best epoxy properties across the USA:
- Bubble Free
- Casting up to 12″ with our Deep Pour & Casting Epoxy
- Odorless
- Solvent Free
- BPA Free
- Easy to Use
Instructions for Primer
- Please ignore this section, if you are filling a tiny hole or crack. We recommend priming any cracks where a paintbrush can fit in.
- Use a little bit of your Epoxy Filler kit to prime (layer thickness: approx. 1oz/sqft).
- Mix the resin A-component with the hardener B-component in a 2:1 ratio (e.g., 64oz resin: 32oz hardener).
- Stir through the edge and bottom of the mixing cup as material will settle there. Ideally, pour into a clean mixing cup and mix again. This ensures that the resin and hardener are completely mixed together.
- Use the resin-hardener mixture immediately after mixing, as the product can start to boil in the mixing cup.
- Paint the epoxy primer with a foam roller or brush on the desired surface.
- Let the primer cure at 70°F until it is no longer sticky.
Instructions for Filling
- After your primer has cured. Mix again resin-hardener in a 2:1 ratio (e.g., 64oz resin: 32oz hardener).
- Stir through the edge and bottom of the mixing cup as material will settle there. Ideally, pour into a clean mixing cup and mix again. This ensures that the resin and hardener are completely mixed together.
- If you wish to color your resin, add your EPODEX pigments and colorants. Adjust the color to your liking by adding more or fewer colorants.
- If you wish to thicken your epoxy, add fillers such as sawdust or chopped fiberglass until your mixture reaches peanut butter consistency.
- Use the resin-hardener mixture immediately after mixing, as the product can start to boil in the mixing cup.
- Let your epoxy resin cure completely. Detailed information can be found on the hardener label.
Note: Always respect the maximum casting per layer. To fill more than the maximum casting height, proceed in layers. Let the resin cure between each layer.
Info: Epoxy resin is sensitive to any kind of moisture during curing (risk of amine blush formation, i.e., white patches in the top layer). For this reason, we recommend that you avoid any contact between water and the epoxy until it has cured completely. For thin layers, cold temperatures (ambient, substrate, and resin temperatures below 70°F) and increased humidity, the time until the epoxy resin is fully cured may be extended.