KLASS KOTE will harden to tack or dust free in 20 minutes to 1 hour. After 4 hours, the film will be thumb print free. After 24 hours, the painted surface/object will be ready to be placed into most normal situations (package able) but complete cure (sword hardness) will generally take several days. In most normal conditions, KLASS KOTE epoxy will be suitably hard within a 24 hour period. Refer to Test Results page.

KLASS KOTE is a protective, decorative, 2-part epoxy coating system. It can be used on a wide variety of substrates and in numerous environments, which require a highly protective and attractive coating.

The best time to recoat epoxy is within 48 hours after the initial coat. Because epoxies take days to reach a full cure, a second coat applied shortly after the first will partially fuse to the first coat rather than forming a simple mechanical bond. You will also eliminate the need to sand between coats if you reapply within a short amount of time. Refer to the Data Sheets page under the section Cure Schedule.

If KLASS KOTE Reducer is not available, use a HIGH GRADE lacquer thinner formulated to reduce epoxies. DO NOT OVER-REDUCE. See the KLASS KOTE Product Data Sheet for Epoxy Colors & Clear - Mixing Instructions.

We do not recommend using (applying) the product on substrates below 50 degrees F or above 120 degrees F. (likewise for ambient temperatures). For optimum results, apply to substrates, and store the product between 50-80 degrees F. Humidity can slow curing processes down. For best results, use product below 70% humidity.

Testing appears to indicate that KLASS KOTE and Hobbypoxy/K&B Superpoxy are freely interchangeable. That is to say, that any of the components of any of the three will work equally as well together as the "correct" brand. Modelers who have a quantity of colors of Hobbypoxy or K&B but no catalysts or reducer for them, may possibly be able use up what they have by using Klass Kote catalyst and/or reducer.

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Dry to handle time is totally dependent upon the temperature of the day and/or the environment. The higher the temperature, the shorter the time needed before the coating may be handled. The colder the temperature, the longer it will take before the coating may be handled. At ambient temperature, 72?F (22.2?C), CERAM-KOTE epoxy coatings will typically be dry to the touch usually within 3 hours. CERAM-THANE urethanes will be dry to the touch within 7 hours.

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Handi-Foam One-Component Foam is classified as a UL/ULC polyurethane foam sealant. All One-Component Foams cure when moisture found in the air reacts with the chemistry of the dispensed foam. Optimal air temperature for using foam is between 65 F – 100 F. Under these conditions expect material to dry tack free in 10 minutes and to fully cure in 1 hour. Under conditions of low humidity or when used in cooler temperatures the cure time will be longer.