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| Buy 6 - 11 | and pay only $14.38 each |
| Buy 12 or above | and pay only $13.99 each |
Description
- Fast, easy and permanent repair, filling and bonding solution for wooden parts.
- Bonds well to a variety of types of wood as well as plastics, metals, glass and more.
- Stes hard making it perfect for reattaching broken pieces and parts.
- Cures with very little shrinkage and has a density close to that of wood (remarkably, it floats).
Weicon Wood Repair Stick is a fast and easy way to make permanent repairs to all kinds of wooden objects and surfaces. This type bonds well to all kinds of wood (including MDF, plywood, oak, balsa, spruce and beech) and can be easily shaped by hand. Once cured, Weicon Wood Repair Stick is beige in colour.
Using Weicon Wood Repair Sticks is simple, cut off the amount you want, knead and apply. They’ll cover gaps of up to 15mm and will reach 50% of their final strength after 60 minutes. They’ve been specially designed to have a density close to wood and even float. They’ll cure with very little shrinkage and are the perfect solution for quick repairs and patches to cracks, holes, gaps and broken off parts.
Applications for Wood Repair Stick
- Fixing broken parts on wooden toys, furniture and objects
- Filling unwanted holes
- Repairs to wooden picture frames
- Filing gaps between boards
- Sealing around balustrades, skirts and joinery
- Cabinet making
- Model making
Specifications
| Metal (e.g. stainless steel, brass, cast iron, aluminium) | Compatible |
|---|---|
| Hard Plastics* (e.g. epoxy laminates, rigid PVC) | Compatible |
| Wood (e.g. oak, beech, spruce, balsa) | Highly Compatible |
| Derived Timber Products (e.g. plywood, MDF) | Highly Compatible |
| Fibre Reinforced Materials (e.g. GFRP, CFRP, Fibreglass) | Compatible |
| Glass, Ceramics | Compatible |
| Stone (e.g. granite, brick, concrete, marble) | Compatible |
| Rubber Elastomers | Not Compatible |
*Performance will vary depending on the exact type of plastic being bonded. Generally, low surface energy plastics will be much harder to bond to then high surface energy (such as rigid PVC).
| Colour | LIght Beige (Once Cured) |
|---|---|
| Continuous Operating Temperature | -50°C to 120°C |
| Short-Term Operating Temperature | 150°C (2 Hours Maximum) |
| Maximum Gap Filling | 15mm |
| Basis | Epoxy Resin with Mineral Fillers |
| Food Grade | No |
| Potable Water | No |
| Density | 0.9 g/cm³ |
| Pot Life (for 25gm at 20°C) | 15 Minutes |
| Handling Strength (35% of Final) | 45 Minutes |
| Mechanical Strength (50% of Final) | 60 Minutes |
| Final Strength (100%) | 24 Hours |
| Shore Hardness | 70 Shore D |
| Dielectric Strength | 3 kV/mm |
| ISSA Reference Number | 75.530.12 (28gm) / 75.530.13 (56gm) |
| IMPA Reference Number | 81 29 71 (28gm) / 81 29 72 (56gm) |
| SKU | SWM000021B01 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Weicon |
FAQs
Can it be painted?
Yes, once fully cured. All our Weicon Repair Sticks can be painted.
Can it be sanded?
Yes, once Wood Repair Sticks have completely cured (this will take around 24 hours) you’ll be able to drill, sand or tap them as required.
What should I do to prepare the surface?
Great question. To maximise adhesion, it’s really important to properly prepare the bonding surface by ensuring it is clean and dry. Try to get rid of any dust or loose wood particles (especially on things like MDF) as this will interfere with the putty's ability to bond to the actual surface. There’s a lot more information on surface preparation and application on both the Technical Data Sheet and the guide included with each pack.
What does pot life mean?
The amount of time you have to work with the material before it starts to cure.
How do I store any putty I don’t use?
In our experience, the best way to store unused Weicon Repair Sticks is to put it back in the tube it came in, put the lid back on and either keep in a cool, dark and dry place,
What is it made from?
Weicon Wood Repair Stick is made from a combination of epoxy resin with mineral fillers. It’s a two-part epoxy putty that only begins to set once it’s mixed. Conveniently though, both parts are together in the one stick and once you cut off the amount you want and knead it, they’re mixed. There’s more information on precise contents on the attached Safety Data Sheet.
