Series
Boron-modified
Very high temperature, self-healing
Boron in the network raises the temperature a film survives and lets it heal its own cracks on reheating. Two grades differ in boron content and viscosity. Intended for ceramic matrices, graphite and carbon parts that see oxidation and thermal cycling, not for decorative coating.
How to choose inside this series
The low-viscosity grade penetrates a porous part; the thick grade builds a layer on a surface. Both want a slow ramp rather than a hot oven.
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Room-temperature fast cure
Cures on the part, at room temperature
Room-temperature slow cure
Longer open time, denser film
Heat-cured
Topcoat and precursor, cured in the oven
Multi-cure
Four cure routes, one bottle
Reactive base resin
A base resin for formulators
Siloxane-modified
Soft, releasing, flexible
Fluoro-modified
Low surface energy, anti-fingerprint
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