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System Three
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Epoxy and Adhesives, Glues and Adhesives
System Three's universal cartridge system eliminates the need for mixing with standard caulking guns as the cartridge's dual chambers ensure the proper ratio, which is mixed in the mixing tip. Silvertip Gel Magic is a 2-part epoxy adhesive that will not sag or run. Designed for wood and other porous materials. Gel Magic components mix into a paste that is ready to be applied to vertical and overhead surfaces without sagging or otherwise making a mess. GelMagic can be post-cured up to 140°: for even greater performance. When fully cured, it is unaffected by water, oil, kerosene, and many other chemicals. It will not stain wood and is immune to fungus and rot. Ideal for stitch and glue, plywood, strip built and glued lap strake construction. As well as a high strength, gap filling, waterproof adhesive for general woodworking and architectural applications.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
great product
By Vince
from Illinois on 11/16/2009
from Illinois on 11/16/2009
Pros:
Easy to Use
Describe Yourself:
Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about System Three System Three Gel Magic Universal Cartridge:
Adhesive can be easily applied exactly where you want it. No sagging makes this product ideal for hard to reach areas.
Really works as advertised
By Teredo from Seattle, WA on 3/6/2008
from Seattle, WA on 3/6/2008
Pros:
Easy to Use, Visually Pleasing, Weather Proof
Best Uses:
Indoor, Outdoor, Quick Fix
Describe Yourself:
Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about System Three System Three Gel Magic Universal Cartridge:
When they say "no sag", they really mean it. You can run a vertical fillet with this product and not be concerned about coming back later to find a puddle. It's very easy to apply via the mixing tips. The product cures clear and seems as hard and workable as one would expect with an epoxy.