MAX BOND THIXOTROPIC 64 OZ. - EPOXY RESIN NON-FLOWING FOOD SAFE HIGH  STRENGTH STRUCTURAL MARINE GLUE - The Epoxy Experts

MAX BOND THIXOTROPIC 64 OZ. - EPOXY RESIN NON-FLOWING FOOD SAFE HIGH STRENGTH STRUCTURAL MARINE GLUE - The Epoxy Experts

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MAX BOND THIXOTROPIC is a general purpose high strength adhesive is used in all types of bonding application where excellent water resistance and a wide service temperature exposure is expected. This resin system is an industry "work horse" standard and is the most versatile system available. It can also be used as a reinforcing resin for Fiberglass, Aramid( Kevlar Type) Fibers, Carbon Fiber or as crack filling resin and surface sealing for many different types of substrates. Easily spreads and will not flow at rest HALF GALLON COMBINED VOLUME 64 FLUID OUNCES (1 Quart Resin And 1 Quart Curing Agent) Items receive my be packaged in different container as shown Additional Available Kit Sizes: 1 Gallon Kit 2 Gallon Kit 10 Gallon Kit

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