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Hawk Epoxy Structural Adhesive Filler, F2, 1.7oz
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Product Description
- Excellent for bonding with fillets and gap filling
- Compare to West System 406 Colloidal Silica Filler

HAWK EPOXY FILLER DIRECTIONS FOR USE
1. Mix HAWK EPOXY resin and catalyst thoroughly as stated in the HAWK EPOXY R1 RESIN instructions.
2. Mix the Hawk Epoxy FILLER thoroughly. Then blend in small amounts of FILLER to the mixed resin and catalyst until the desired thickness is achieved.
Depending on use, mixing in more or less of the filler material will allow multiple uses with the same filler. For example:
• For laminating flat panels or bonding large surfaces, filler should be mixed to a pourable or injectable consistency.
• For general bonding, filleting or bonding hardware, mix material to a slightly to moderately thick consistency.
• If you desire a zero-sag effect, mix to a very thick consistency. This can act as a filler for uneven surfaces without worry of sag.
• To ensure maximum adhesion and strength, use only enough filler to avoid sagging or running. When using a resin/ catalyst/filler mixture for bonding, a small amount of mixture should squeeze out from between the two items that are being bonded to each other when they are pushed together. Increasing the filler to resin/catalyst ratio will deduct strength and increase sandability.
NOTE: Please refer to the FILLER SELECTION CHART Below for specific uses applicable to each filler.