Epoxy Chemical Resistant to Brake Fluid

August 10, 2010

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Customer Asks: “I’m looking for a chemical resistant coating that would stand up to brake fluid and the like.”

Norm Lambert:

Epoxy.com Product #2 – www.epoxysystems.com/2.aspx   has upto 24 hour resistance against Brake Fluid.

Epoxy.com Product #633 – www.epoxysystems.com/633.aspx has resistance for up to 6 months

Norm Lambert

President & Director of Technical Support
Epoxy Systems, Inc
Florida & Vermont USA
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Epoxy.com Table Top & Casting Epoxy Resin Resin

August 10, 2010

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A customer Asks: “I am looking to do my bar top.  Can I stain it with polyurethane before I install Epoxy.com Product #214  100% Solids Epoxy Casting Tabletop and Bar Top Resin?”

Answer: It is always better to bond the Epoxy.com Product #214100% Solids Epoxy Casting Tabletop and Bar Top Resin directly to the substrate so you will get the strongest possible bond.  However, if you must stain you should use a stain that does not waterproof the substrate.  Of course you should always do a mockup if you plan to use any kind of stain.  Some people like to use Epoxy.com Product #1  a two component, zero (0) VOC, 100% solids epoxy Hi-Build epoxy coating as a pigmented background. That way you have the strength of Epoxy, while getting a background color.

NormLambert

President & Director of Technical Support
Epoxy Systems, Inc
Florida & Vermont USA
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