Is this suitable for overhead repair? would it sag or flow after application on overhead situations?
asked on October 16, 2021
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An overhead repair may require clamping where possible. I have used it overhead by adding a little bit more hardener to the epoxy or by waiting a little longer prior to applying it to the pieces that you are joining together before it starts to set up. I have had success by clamping the two pieces together. For lighte…
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An overhead repair may require clamping where possible. I have used it overhead by adding a little bit more hardener to the epoxy or by waiting a little longer prior to applying it to the pieces that you are joining together before it starts to set up. I have had success by clamping the two pieces together. For lighter weight items masking tape works great to hold the pieces together until the epoxy is hard as per the cure time instructions on the bottle. Duct tape could also be used when clamping isn’t possible. If you are concerned about the duct tape damaging your work you can try wrapping plastic wrap around the work first and pull the duct tape really tight and wrap it firmly around the work to hold the two pieces together.
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An overhead repair may require clamping where possible. I have used it overhead by adding a little bit more hardener to the epoxy or by waiting a little longer prior to applying it to the pieces that you are joining together before it starts to set up. I have had success by clamping the two pieces together. For lighter weight items masking tape works great to hold the pieces together until the epoxy is hard as per the cure time instructions on the bottle. Duct tape could also be used when clamping isn’t possible. If you are concerned about the duct tape damaging your work you can try wrapping plastic wrap around the work first and pull the duct tape really tight and wrap it firmly around the work to hold the two pieces together.
F.G.
· October 16, 2021
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Hello Edward,
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon. … see more Hello Edward,
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon.
We hope it helps.
Regards,
CECCORP
Please note, since we are not involved in all the details of your application, we cannot guarantee the results. We recommend to perform some tests on samples before using our products on your actual application. Note: The data contained herein is obtained in CECCORP Laboratories and is provided for the
sole purpose of informing. We do not accept responsibility for the results obtained by others
whose methods are not under our control. It is the user’s responsibility to determine suitability
for their purpose of any product mentioned herein. CECCORP disclaims all warranties
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
CECCORP specifically disclaims any liability for consequential or incidental damages of any
kind, including loss of profit. see less Hello Edward,
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon.
We hope it helps.
Regards,
CECCORP
Please note, since we are not involved in all the details of your application, we cannot guarantee the results. We recommend to perform some tests on samples before using our products on your actual application. Note: The data contained herein is obtained in CECCORP Laboratories and is provided for the
sole purpose of informing. We do not accept responsibility for the results obtained by others
whose methods are not under our control. It is the user’s responsibility to determine suitability
for their purpose of any product mentioned herein. CECCORP disclaims all warranties
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
CECCORP specifically disclaims any liability for consequential or incidental damages of any
kind, including loss of profit.
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon. … see more Hello Edward,
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon.
We hope it helps.
Regards,
CECCORP
Please note, since we are not involved in all the details of your application, we cannot guarantee the results. We recommend to perform some tests on samples before using our products on your actual application. Note: The data contained herein is obtained in CECCORP Laboratories and is provided for the
sole purpose of informing. We do not accept responsibility for the results obtained by others
whose methods are not under our control. It is the user’s responsibility to determine suitability
for their purpose of any product mentioned herein. CECCORP disclaims all warranties
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
CECCORP specifically disclaims any liability for consequential or incidental damages of any
kind, including loss of profit. see less Hello Edward,
It depends on the overhead material.
It flows but you can use our c-thix product as an anti sag additive. You can buy it from Amazon.
We hope it helps.
Regards,
CECCORP
Please note, since we are not involved in all the details of your application, we cannot guarantee the results. We recommend to perform some tests on samples before using our products on your actual application. Note: The data contained herein is obtained in CECCORP Laboratories and is provided for the
sole purpose of informing. We do not accept responsibility for the results obtained by others
whose methods are not under our control. It is the user’s responsibility to determine suitability
for their purpose of any product mentioned herein. CECCORP disclaims all warranties
expressed or implied, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
CECCORP specifically disclaims any liability for consequential or incidental damages of any
kind, including loss of profit.
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On it own it flows easily. I added CECCORP C-THIX 100 Fumed Silica to thicken. It reduced the flow, but it still eventually flowed, you may want to consider a two part putty epoxy the sticks like peanut butter, like JB Weld plastic weld that I have used on many applications that I thought would never hold and still holding to this day. The reason I used the CECCORP C-TOUGH Epoxy is for it's flexibility on the canoe bottom that is still taking a beating and holding as good as new.
Magaret Lacey
· October 16, 2021
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