## Mannol 9928 Epoxidkitt Stahl + Metall - Two-Component Epoxy Adhesive for Metal and Plastics (56g)
Mannol 9928 Epoxidkitt Stahl + Metall is a high-quality, two-component epoxy putty, ideal for quick and permanent repairs of various materials. This product offers unparalleled strength and versatility, allowing you to fill gaps, scratches, cracks, and dents in metals, plastics, and even glass, ceramics, concrete, and wood.
### Applications:
Mannol 9928 Epoxidkitt Stahl + Metall can be used to repair:
* Steel, cast iron, aluminum, copper, brass, bronze, magnesium, tin, lead, and other metals
* Various types of plastics
* Glass, ceramics, concrete, and wood
* Leaks in fuel tanks, radiators, oil pans, pipes, etc.
### Advantages:
* **Exceptional Strength:** After curing, the adhesive exhibits excellent chemical and mechanical resistance, allowing for further machining such as drilling, sawing, threading, and sanding.
* **Fast Curing:** The product cures quickly under all conditions, even underwater, allowing for immediate further work.
* **Ease of Use:** The adhesive is easy to mix and apply, requires no special tools, and adheres perfectly to the repaired surface.
* **Versatility:** Its applicability to a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, glass, ceramics, concrete, and wood, makes it an extremely practical solution.
* **High Operating Temperature:** Retains its properties up to 260°C.
* **Asbestos-Free:** Safe to use, contains no harmful asbestos, and acts as an electrical insulator.
### Instructions for Use:
1. Thoroughly clean the surface to be repaired of dirt, rust, grease, and old coatings. Degrease using, for example, Mannol Brake Cleaner 9691.
2. To increase adhesion, the surface can be roughened with sandpaper.
3. Squeeze out the required amount of adhesive from the tube and mix by hand until a uniform, warm mass is obtained.
4. Apply the adhesive to the repair area and remove any excess with a spatula.
5. Curing time is approximately 1 hour. When applied underwater or on an oiled surface, the adhesive should be pressed with a spatula until it begins to harden.