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12x 3M DP420 Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive Off-White 50ml Duo-pack

12x 3M DP420 Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive Off-White 50ml Duo-pack

Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive DP420 is a toughened, two-part epoxy structural adhesive designed for demanding bonding tasks. Ideal for replacing mechanical fasteners, screws, rivets, and spot welds, it offers high impact and fatigue resistance, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The adhesive's 20-minute work-life time allows for easy adjustment and positioning, ensuring optimal results. Its medium viscosity, self-leveling formula ensures precise and effortless dispensing, while its room temperature curing provides a convenient and user-friendly solution for tough bonding needs. Perfect for those requiring strength, vibration resistance, and durability in their adhesive applications. Features and Benefits Can be used in place of traditional fasteners for structural joins Withstands heavy use, impacts, and long-term stress Allows up to 20 minutes to adjust components during use Smooth-flowing texture enables clean and controlled dispensing Sets effectively at room temperature without special equipment

GBP 875.88
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Shell Prep - Blast & Epoxy Primer

Shell Prep - Blast & Epoxy Primer

Your Vehicle Shell will be blasted to a bare metal finish before installation of the roll cage, once the cage has been fitted it will then be given another once over with the blaster before coating with a base layer of Epoxy Primer Which is a good workable primer with rust prohibitors to help give your shell a great layer of protection against the elements. Alternatively we can offer Blast and primer without roll cage installation for your general road going vehicle restoration.   Based on your typical Road Vehicle prices are £1000 + VAT – 50% deposit is charged to secure your booking For anything particularly bigger or technical you will need a quote.   Why Use Epoxy Primer?   You can avoid the problem of corrosion on primed body panels by using a non-porous epoxy primer for cars. When you prime with an epoxy primer paint, moisture and oxygen will not reach the metal once the primer has been applied. This non-porous property means there is almost no likelihood of corrosion on your body panels, even if there’s a few months’ delay before applying a topcoat. That’s true even if the panel is stored in a damp atmosphere, including outdoors. In addition to the non-porous qualities of epoxy primer paint, it also offers excellent adhesion to bare metal and existing paint. Filler can also be applied onto epoxy primer, sanded and repainted in the regular way.    

GBP 600.00
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