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’s important to remove all decaying wood and wood rot before applying DRY FIX®. Use the matching DRY FIX® for the DRY […]
The numbers refer to approximate drying times in hours (at 68F): DRY FLEX® 16 is ideal for larger projects where time is not a factor; DRY FLEX® 4 is suitable for small and large repairs that need to be completed within a day; DRY FLEX® 1 is suitable for fast, small repairs from 3/16” to […]
This should be avoided as these fillers have a limited life and can lift the paint prematurely. For best results use DRY FLEX® SF, a spot repair product formulated to bond to existing DRY FLEX and substrates.
We do not recommend you use any product after its expiration date.
DRY SEAL™ MP should only be applied in dry weather but will not be affected by rain once it is applied.
DRY SEAL™ MP has been tested and is compatible with a wide variety of glazing including acoustic, laminated, sealed double-glazing, Slimlite double glazing, plate, solar reflective and self-cleaning glass. It can also be used with polycarbonate glazing.
Usually yes, but please check before applying.
Yes, DRY SEAL™ MP is a specific modified silane terminated polymer.
The DRY FLEX® system has been used extensively on many historic buildings. Please ask your local conservation officer to contact us if there are any queries.
Yes. Please see the guidance notes on the product data sheet.
