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Application/Instructions<br />

<strong>No</strong>78/3 should be thoroughly remixed before using. Weigh approximately 33 parts powder and 10 parts water. Place<br />

powder in a clean mixing container. Add water to the powder at one time while mixing- do not add water gradually.<br />

Continue mixing until a smooth, uniform consistency is obtained. Mixing may be done with a slow-speed mixer or by<br />

hand with a spatula. Minimum amount of water should be used as excess water reduces mechanical strength,<br />

increases shrinkage and delays set time. Failure of cement to adhere indicates setting has begun- discard cement. Do<br />

not attempt to re-temper by adding more water.<br />

<strong>No</strong>.78/3 may be applied by brushing, dipping or spraying. <strong>No</strong>.78/3 is suitable for use on production lines with<br />

mechanical dispensers or applicators because it will not harden in the equipment during normal operation. <strong>No</strong>.78/3<br />

should be thoroughly remixed to a smooth, uniform consistency prior to use. Surfaces to receive <strong>No</strong>.78/3 should be<br />

clean and free of grease and dirt. Porous substrates should be dampened slightly with Thinning liquids <strong>No</strong>s.14 or 15<br />

prior to the application of <strong>No</strong>.78/3. <strong>No</strong>.78/3 should be used in thin applications; apply several coats where a heavy<br />

layer is desired. In multiple coat applications, each coat must be thoroughly dry prior to applying additional coats. If<br />

necessary, Thinning Liquid <strong>No</strong>s. 14 or 15 should be used where the <strong>No</strong>.78/3 cement is required in a thinner<br />

consistency. Minimum amounts of liquid should be used as excess liquid reduces mechanical strength, increases<br />

shrinkage and delays set time. <strong>No</strong>.78/3 should not be applied in a thickness greater than ¼ ".<br />

SSeetttti iinngg//CCuurri iinngg<br />

<strong>No</strong>.78/3 cures by air drying at room temperature. Drying time depends on the consistency and thickness of the<br />

application. <strong>No</strong>rmally 18-24 hours drying at ambient temperature is sufficient. When the cement has minimal<br />

exposure to air, or if it is desired to accelerate the cure, low temperature oven drying at 82°C can be used. Avoid<br />

steaming while drying. If the cement will be exposed to elevated temperatures, contact <strong>Glassbond</strong> for appropriate<br />

drying schedule recommendation.<br />

If high humidity resistance is required and it is impractical to fire cement, moisture-resistant lacquer or silicone<br />

coating should be applied to the exposed surfaces.<br />

PPaacckkaaggi iinngg<br />

This material is supplied in various types and sizes of containers. See price list for details.<br />

SShheel llf f LLi iif fee<br />

<strong>No</strong>.78/3 powder has a shelf life of twelve (12) months when stored in unopened, tightly sealed containers in a dry<br />

location at 21°C. If there is any doubt as to the quality of the material, contact <strong>Glassbond</strong>.<br />

CCaauutti iioonn<br />

Consult the Material Safety Data Sheets and container label Caution Statements for any hazards in handling this<br />

material.<br />

Waarrrraannttyy<br />

We warrant that our goods will conform to the description contained in the order and that we have good title to all<br />

goods sold. WE GIVE NO WARRANTY, WHETHER OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE,<br />

EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OTHER THAN AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN. Users shall determine the suitability of the<br />

product for intended application before using.<br />

Manufactured under licence from <strong>Sauereisen</strong> Pittsburgh PA.

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