LEAKING DRY FIX® UNI Small - Set A + B
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Repair Care - DRY FIX® UNI (Small - 4.06 fl oz)
Universal wood stabilizer for all DRY FLEX® repair products.
- Ensures maximum adhesion between any DRY FLEX® repair product and the substrate
- Repairs with any DRY FLEX® can be completed up to 24 hours after application of DRY FIX® UNI
- Low viscosity an solvent free to penetrate quickly and deeply into the wood
- Easy to apply with a brush
- Extra long processing time of 1 hour
- Simple and clean dosing and sealing
- Also applicable to materials other than wood, such as masonry, plaster, concrete.
Characteristics
Universal wood stabilizer for the DRY FLEX® 4
- Ensures maximum adhesion between any DRY FLEX® repair product and the substrate.
- Repairs with any DRY FLEX® can be completed up to 24 hours after application of DRY FIX® UNI.
- Low viscosity and solvent free to penetrate quickly and deeply into the wood.
- Easy to apply with a brush.
- Extra long processing time of 1 hour.
- Simple and clean dosing and sealing.
- Use on wood as well as masonry, plaster, concrete.
How to use:
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Shake component A (transparent) well before use.
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Pour component A (use the calibrations on the side of the bottle) into a clean EASY®Q™ mixing cup.
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Pour component B (use the calibrations on the side of the bottle) into the same mixing cup.
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Stir with the EASY®Q™ spatula. Apply DRY FIX® UNI with a brush to all contact surfaces.
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Allow the product a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 45 minutes to penetrate.
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Remove all excess product which hasn’t penetrated into the wood with absorbent paper.
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Apply DRY FLEX® or BIO FLEX™ within 24 hours to the pre-treated wood (whilst the DRY FIX® UNI is still tacky).
Watch Repair Care's step-by-step instructional video to see how to apply this product easily and effectively. That way, you’ll get the most out of your repair and work on any project with confidence.
FAQ:
What is DRY FIX® for?
DRY FIX® is a primer coat of epoxy resin which is absorbed into the substrate creating a permanent bond between the substrate and DRY FLEX® repair. It is not a wood hardener and it is important to remove all decayed timber before applying DRY FIX®. Use the matching DRY FIX® for the DRY FLEX® you are using. (eg DRY FIX® 4 with DRY FLEX® 4)
Why should I use a primer (DRY FIX®)?
When using repair resin, a good adhesion must be created between resin and wood, because the resin is too firm to penetrate the substrate properly. In order to make a solid connection with the wooden substrate, a (liquid) epoxy adhesive primer is applied first, which will form a connection with the epoxy resin to be applied later.
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Dry Fix Uni Info Sheet 1
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