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Plasto-Mend Rigid Plastic Repair, 200 mL Cartridge, Black, Semisolid, 24 hr Curing

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TRANSTAR 1478Click To Copy Plasto-Mend Rigid Plastic Repair, 200 mL Cartridge, Black, Semisolid, 24 hr Curing

Item #: 1478 by Transtar Autobody Technology

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Features
  • Plasto-Mend Rigid Plastic Repair, #1478, is a high strength, epoxy-based, adhesive designed to work on all rigid substrates such as PC, SMC, BMC, and fiberglass. It can be used to bond plastic to: plastic, steel, aluminum, and other rigid substrates. Most

Application

For rejoining cracked or broken panels, sectioning rigid parts, or as a filler material for repairing cracks, holes and gouges

Composition

20 to 30% Calcium Carbonate, 20 to 30% Mercaptan Terminated Epoxy Curing Agent, 20 to 30% Bisphenol A, Epichlorohydrin Polymer, 10 to 20% Barium Sulfate, 1 to 5% Talc, 1 to 5% 2.4.6-Tris (Dimethylamino) Methyl Phenol, 1 to 5% Titanium Dioxide (Dust)

Type

Plasto-Mend

Form

Semisolid

Part no.

1478

Specific Gravity

1.621

MFR Model

1478

Applicable Materials

Plastic, Steel, Aluminum, and Other Rigid Substrates

Application Time

5 min

Container Size (mL)

200

Curing Time

24 hr

Odor/Scent

Epoxy

Standard/Approvals

California Pro65 Warning: Cancer | EU REACH Compliant

Color/Finish

Black

Container Type

Cartridge

Product Overview
Plasto-Mend rigid plastic repair, #1478, is a high strength, epoxy based, adhesive designed to work on all rigid substrates such as PC, SMC, BMC, and fiberglass. It can be used to bond plastic to plastic, steel, aluminum, and other rigid substrates. Most common repairs include: rejoining cracked or broken panels, sectioning rigid parts, or as a filler material for repairing cracks, holes, and gouges.