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Polyester Resins - Type A

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Polyester Resin #692 Quart
01-00346
$45.80
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5 Gallon #1520-5 with 4 Oz. Catalyst
01-00348
$318.95
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Additional Catalyst may be required. 4 Oz.
01-07325
$5.95
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Overview

Polyester resins are hygroscopic (they draw moisture from the air). There are two types of resin, and one or both types may be required, depending on the application. Type "A" resin has a small amount of wax in it, which comes to the surface and forms a barrier against the moisture. This permits the resin to cure completely and the surface is hard and easily sanded. Bond Coat "B" resin does not have any wax content.

As a result the surface stays a little tacky, as the surface cure is being inhibited by moisture. This tacky surface provides excellent adhesion between coats. Bond Coat resin is therefore recommended for the first coat of resin to fill the weave of the glass cloth, for bonding fiberglass cloth to plywood or other surfaces and for multi-layers of glass cloth.

#1520-5 is a general purpose ortho surfacing resin intended for the finishing coat applied over the Bond Coat #1063-5, or for single coat application. A second coat may be applied after full cure and thorough sanding but is not recommended.
   
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