This is the Slow Hardener for Silvertip Laminating Resin. It is recommended for use when working at higher temperatures, or when you need a slow cure.

SilverTip Laminating Resin is a medium-low viscosity, liquid epoxy resin system that has been optimized for coating and reinforcing fabric saturation in wood-composite boatbuilding and repair. It will outperform any other product in these applications.
It has superior wet-out characteristics with little tendency to foam or trap air.

SilverTip Epoxy cures to a brilliant blush-free film with either the fast or slow hardener eliminating secondary bonding concerns as experienced with other epoxies.
The working time is longer than most boat building epoxies without extending cure time.
The cured film is tough and resilient with better heat resistance than other epoxies cured at room temperature.

Fillers, wood flour, and bulking agents can be combined with SilverTip Laminating Resin, however, we suggest using other members of the SilverTip Series which are specifically designed for filleting, fairing, and metal applications.

Physical Characteristics -
o Gel Time @ 77?F (25?C):
Fast Hardener: 26 Minutes (100g mixture)
Slow Hardener: 60 Minutes (100g mixture)
o Tack Free Time Thin Film @ 77?F (25?C):
Fast Hardener: 3 Hours
Slow Hardener: 6 Hours
o Minimum Application Temperature:
Fast Hardener: 35?F (2?C)
Slow Hardener: 55?F (13?C)

Features -
o Simple 2:1 by volume mix ratio
o Fast or slow blush-free hardeners - or blend the two hardeners for even more flexibility in working time
o Resin and hardener are nearly colorless - ideal for bright finished applications
o Designed for use with fiberglass, Kevlar(R), Dynel(R) and graphite, as well as on bare wood.
o Exceptionally fast wets out of fiberglass and other reinforcing media
o Superior defoaming properties and little tendency to float fabric
o Resistance to print-through
o Cures quickly to a sandable state (no sanding required between coats when recoating within 72 hours)
o Sandable same day with fast hardener
o Use with bare wood, fiberglass, Kevlar, Dynel and graphite
o Cures well as low as 35?F with no limitations on humidity
o Compatible with all 2-part and most 1-part marine primers
o SilverTip Slow Hardener can be post-cured for even greater high temperature resistance and elevated mechanical specifications

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