Repair Care DRY FIX UNI Small Set A + B Repair Kit, New

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 substrateRepairs with any DRY FLEX® can be completed up to 24 hours after application of DRY FIX® UNILow viscosity an solvent free to penetrate quickly and deeply into the woodEasy to apply with a brushExtra long processing time of 1 hourSimple and clean dosing and sealingAlso applicable to materials other than wood, such as masonry, plaster, concrete.CharacteristicsUniversal wood stabilizer for the DRY FLEX® 4Ensures 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:Shake component A (transparent) well before use.Pour component A (use the calibrations on the side of the bottle) into a clean EASY®Q™ mixing cup.Pour component B (use the calibrations on the side of the bottle) into the same mixing cup.Stir with the EASY®Q™ spatula. Apply DRY FIX® UNI with a brush to all contact surfaces.Allow the product a minimum of 20 and a maximum of 45 minutes to penetrate.Remove all excess product which hasn’t penetrated into the wood with absorbent paper.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.#2010106