Wood stone acrylic penetrating crack sealer is a super thin liquid that flows like water and is designed to fill fine cracks and reinforce stone.
Wood and stone company penetrating epoxy for granite.
The three viscosities used in the stone industry are flowing which is the consistency of syrup knife grade which is the consistency of warm peanut butter and penetrating which is the consistency of water.
Wood stone glue provides multipurpose adhesives for bonding and repairing an array of materials.
Our clear epoxies have very good color stability with only a minimal tendency to yellow under direct uv exposure.
Stone coat countertop 2 gallon kit will cover 40 square feet of surface for both the color flood coat and clear flood coat about 3oz of stone coat countertop epoxy per square foot per coat.
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Epoxy comes in different viscosities for different applications.
Acrylic penetrating glues designed for repairing and laminating granite marble engineered stone quartz materials.
They range from clear to translucent in color fast setting and easy to apply.
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Acrylic penetrating crack sealer products are acrylic based adhesives and fillers designed for use with natural stone especially granite.
Acrylic penetrating crack sealer is a thin liquid that flows like water and is designed to fill fine cracks and reinforce stone.
10 oz universal granite color match pigments for polyester epoxy acrylic adhesives.
Wood stone has 2 different types of acrylic penetrating glues designed for repairing and laminating granite marble engineered stone quartz materials.
Axson akabond 621 kg epoxy wood stone akabond 621 clear knife grade products are two part epoxy based adhesives and fillers ideal for use with light colored natural stones on both interior and exterior applications.
If you are doing a wood slab you will need to seal with a thin layers of stone coat countertop epoxy before the flood coating.