Epoxyset 105 is a three-part general-purpose repair mortar based on epoxy technology. It is formul...Epoxyset 105 is a three-part general-purpose repair mortar based on epoxy technology. It is formulated to withstand chemicals, impact, and abrasion, making it suitable for repairing concrete, screeds, stone, brick, and steel in demanding domestic and industrial situations. This mortar is ideal for repairing floors, steps, kerbs, and cills. The 4kg pack includes finishing solvent and gloves. It offers high water and rain resistance, making it suitable for both interior and exterior use. The epoxy-based formulation provides greater physical strength than conventional cement mixtures and offers excellent resistance to impact, wear, and chemicals for a long-lasting finish. It can be trowelled to a feathered edge for neat finishes and can be laid thinly for small repairs.
The Everbuild 105 Epoxyset is a three-part epoxy-based repair mortar ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing to fix concrete, screeds, stone, brick, and steel. It offers exceptional resistance to chemicals, impact, and abrasion, providing a durable solution for various environments. Keep in mind that proper surface preparation is crucial for optimal adhesion.
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Model Part Number
PTDSIKDIREPOX1054
Brand
Everbuild
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FAQs
What is the shelf life of the Everbuild 105 Epoxyset?
Refer to the product packaging for specific expiration dates. Store in a cool, dry place to maximize shelf life.
Can I use this mortar on vertical surfaces?
Yes, it can be used on vertical surfaces, but apply in thin layers to prevent slumping.
What safety precautions should I take?
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and eye protection. Work in a well-ventilated area.
How long does it take for the mortar to fully cure?
Curing times vary depending on temperature and humidity. Refer to the product instructions for specific curing times.
What is the coverage area of the 4kg pack?
Coverage depends on the depth and nature of the repair. Refer to the packaging for approximate coverage estimates.
Can the repair be painted?
Yes, once the mortar has fully cured, it can be painted. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before painting.
Is the finishing solvent included safe for all surfaces?
The finishing solvent is intended for cleaning tools and spills. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.
Troubleshooting
Mortar not adhering properly.
Ensure the surface was properly prepared (cleaned, roughened) before application. Ensure all contaminants are removed.
Mortar is not curing correctly.
Check the mixing ratio and ensure the components were thoroughly mixed. Make sure the ambient temperature is within the recommended range.
Difficult to trowel to a smooth finish.
Ensure the mixture is correct and do not over mix. Allow to set for a few moments before troweling.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High resistance to chemicals.
Excellent resistance to impact and abrasion.
Suitable for both interior and exterior use.
Provides a long-lasting and durable finish.
Can be used on a variety of materials.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
May require more effort to mix and apply compared to some cement-based products.
Working time may be limited.
Potential for strong odor during application.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from loose particles, oil, grease, and any other contaminants. Roughen the surface to improve adhesion if necessary.
Mixing: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mixing the three components thoroughly to achieve a consistent blend. Use the provided gloves.
Application: Apply the mortar using a trowel, pressing firmly to ensure good contact with the substrate. Achieve a feathered edge for a seamless finish.
Curing: Allow the mortar to cure according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Avoid exposure to water or heavy loads during the curing period.
Cleaning: Clean tools and any spills immediately with the finishing solvent provided before the mortar cures. Once cured, removal can be difficult.