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A Pack 105/206

105/206 Epoxy is utilised for general coating and bonding applications where extended working and curing times are required, or to provide sufficient working time at higher temperatures.

105/206 Epoxy forms a high-strength, moisture-resistant solid with excellent bonding and barrier coating properties. It wets out and bonds to wood fibre, fibreglass, reinforcing fabrics, foam, and other composite materials, as well as a variety of metals.

105/206 Epoxy can be thickened with WEST SYSTEM fillers to bridge gaps and fill voids. Once cured, it can be sanded and shaped. When applied with a roller, it exhibits excellent thin-film characteristics, allowing it to flow out and self-level without “fish-eyeing.” Multiple coats of 105/206 Epoxy create a superior moisture barrier and a tough, stable base for paints and varnishes. It is formulated without volatile solvents, resulting in very low VOC content. It has a relatively high flash point, no strong solvent odour, and does not shrink after curing. It is not intended for clear coating naturally finished wood.

So, what can you do with a WEST SYSTEM Epoxy A Pack?

west system epoxy a pack 105 epoxy resin/206 Slow Hardener

Product Uses:

  • Boat Building and Repair
  • Coating and Bonding
  • Composite Construction
  • Gap Filling and Fairing
  • Moisture Barrier
  • Customisation
  • Furniture Making
  • DIY Projects

105/206 A Pack Includes:

  • WEST SYSTEM 105 Epoxy Resin (1.0kg)
  • WEST SYSTEM 206 Slow Hardener (0.2kg)

105/206 Features

What Epoxy To Choose?

Need help choosing the right product? Our straightforward guide will help you navigate the key factors when selecting WEST SYSTEM 105 Epoxy Resin. This high-quality, adaptable two-part epoxy is ideal for a range of coating and adhesive needs. With excellent moisture resistance and strength, the 105 System will ensure your project is a success

Laminating

The term “laminating” refers to the process of bonding numbers of relatively thin layers, like plywood, veneers, fabrics, or core material to create a composite. A composite may be any number of layers of the same material or combinations of different materials. Methods of epoxy application and clamping will differ depending on what you are laminating.

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