MAS Epoxies Consumable
2:1 Premium Marine LV Epoxy Resin (Low Viscosity)
Non-blushing, low-viscosity, low-odor 2:1 epoxy resin for laminating, saturation coating and vacuum bagging with MAS 2:1 hardeners.
Description
MAS Low Viscosity (LV) Resin is used with MAS Fast, Medium or Slow hardener to form a non-blushing, low-odor epoxy system for laminating, filleting and gluing. It mixes at 2:1 by volume and wets out fiberglass fabric easily. The site says it was originally designed for wooden boat building and ships with each Chesapeake Light Craft kit.
Key features
- Compatible with vacuum bagging
- Self-leveling, suited to saturation coating
- Can be blended with MAS FLAG Resin for a custom viscosity
- Accepts MAS fillers for bonding, fairing and filleting compounds
- Sizes: Quart, Half Gallon and Gallon
Applications
Fiberglass and carbon laminating, saturation coating and general boat building and repair.
Specifications
| Mix ratio | 2:1 by volume |
|---|---|
| Sizes | Quart, Half Gallon, Gallon |
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