How do you use Gluvit epoxy waterproof sealer?
Apply Gluvit with a brush or roller at 6-8 mils film thickness. Lightly drag a foam brush in long even strokes over the freshly applied coating to smooth the surface. After the first coat cures for 12 hours at 72°F, a second coat can be applied for optimum performance. Gluvit hardens overnight.
How long does Gluvit take to cure?
24-30 hours
Gluvit offers an open time of about 60 minutes at 72°F to provide adequate working time for larger jobs, such as an entire deck or hull. Gluvit cures in 24-30 hours at 72°F. Apply heat to speed cure if necessary or if the temperature will be below 55°F.
How do you prepare Gluvit?
Directions
- Remove contaminants* such as grease, oil, dirt with lacquer thinner or strong detergent.
- Fill deep holes (more than 1/8″ in depth) with Marine-Tex Epoxy Putty before applying Gluvit.
- Pre-proportion sufficient resins and hardener in the correct ratio to cover the areas to be sealed and/or repaired.
Can you use Gluvit on the outside of a boat?
Gluvit is designed to be applied from inside the hull, as it’s gravity that allows it to get in to the loose rivets and hull seams. Applying it to the outside of the hull will likely not be effective, and will definitely be a mess when you’re done.
Can you apply Gluvit over paint?
Frost-sand surface with 80-100 grit sandpaper to remove any gloss. Gluvit can be overcoated with any marine paint or other coating compatible with epoxies.
Does Gluvit work on fiberglass?
Gluvit is a waterproof epoxy sealer used to find, fill and seal leaks. Use it on cracks in fiberglass, metal, and wood on your boat or in your home. Application results in a hard, impact and abrasion resistant protective barrier coat that minimizes fiberglass blistering and corrosion.
How do you use Gluvit?
Who makes Gluvit?
Travaco
Specification for this product family
| Brand Name | Travaco |
|---|---|
| Part Number | RM330K |
| UNSPSC Code | 49000000 |
What can you use to seal fiberglass?
Coat-It Epoxy Sealer with Kevlar® Coat-It Epoxy Sealer with Kevlar is a waterproof epoxy sealer for aluminum, steel, fiberglass, wood, and concrete. You can apply this sealer with a brush, roller, or squeegee. The ten mils prime coat is flexible and non-shrinking in one application.
Can you use epoxy on fiberglass?
Epoxy is ideal for wetting out fibreglass You need to work hard to get an even, consistent coating – normally using a foam roller, brush or metal paddle roller. With epoxy, it’s like using warm butter – the epoxy does the work for you.
What is gluvit waterproof epoxy sealer used for?
Protecting your hulls and decks has never been easier with Gluvit Waterproof Epoxy Sealer. Made to protect fiberglass wood, aluminum, and steel it provides an extra barrier and protective coating.
Can you use gluvit on aluminum hulls?
Gluvit seals leaky aluminum seams, rivets, and leaks around decks or cabins. Leaky seams in aluminum hulls can be difficult to seal. Gluvit is an excellent leak sealer and barrier coat for all types of surfaces. This waterproof epoxy flexes with hull or deck movements to resist the checking or cracking associated with typical epoxy systems.
How do you use gluvit paint?
Apply Gluvit with a brush or roller at 6-8 mils film thickness. Lightly drag a foam brush in long even strokes over the freshly applied coating to smooth the surface. After the first coat cures for 12 hours at 72°F, a second coat can be applied for optimum performance.
How do you use gluvit on fiberglass?
Gluvit’s excellent impact and abrasion resistant barrier coat minimizes fiberglass blistering and corrosion. Seals leaky aluminum seams, rivets, and leaks around cabins or decks. Remove contaminants* such as grease, oil, dirt with lacquer thinner or strong detergent. Sand to bare surface with 80-100 grit sand paper to ensure adhesion.