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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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90c Resinol Imgr Slt 4 Ga Cb
- Thread starter L6steel
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This may or may not help you, but...
I ran a search on Resinol, and I think you're looking for RTC Resinol, a porosity sealer. I couldn't find much on it, but I found a company called EIS that seems to have it in sizes in up to 250 milliliters. The order number should be 29041. Not sure how they sell stuff, and how to order, but it says "Call EIS" under the comments. Maybe they have it in bigger containers too.
http://www.eis-inc.com/oem/catalog/pdfs/adhesive/Loctite.pdf
All the way at the bottom under porosity sealing and RTC Resinol.
Main website at:
http://www.eis-inc.com/
Phone number for EIS Inc. is 1-800-380-4347.
I ran a search on Resinol, and I think you're looking for RTC Resinol, a porosity sealer. I couldn't find much on it, but I found a company called EIS that seems to have it in sizes in up to 250 milliliters. The order number should be 29041. Not sure how they sell stuff, and how to order, but it says "Call EIS" under the comments. Maybe they have it in bigger containers too.
http://www.eis-inc.com/oem/catalog/pdfs/adhesive/Loctite.pdf
All the way at the bottom under porosity sealing and RTC Resinol.
Main website at:
http://www.eis-inc.com/
Phone number for EIS Inc. is 1-800-380-4347.
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L6..I think you will have to order direct from lockite , .Minimum of 4 gal, approx. $300 U.S. Has to be shipped packed in ice.Best shipped in winter.
Michael, Loctite called me today after I had sent them an email. The lady I talked to said it was unusual to hear from an end user. They mainly deal in bulk to industrial impregnators. I said something like I can impregnate. She wasn't having any part of it. She flipped me over to some guys voice mail who was an expert. I left a message. We'll see what he says if he ever calls back.
If he doesn't, I'll start naggin them again.
Got a source for Resinal 90C
Good news, bad news deal...
Another Loctite guy called me today. Brad Spears, I don't have his number with me but will post it later. He knew all about knife makers treating wood with Resinal 90c, said it was common and a guy in Arizona started the whole thing. He said he couldn't really say anything about how well it worked given that wasn't what it was designed for but many people were using it for stabilizing wood. The only way to get it is direct from Loctite, it sells for $69.15/gallon with a 4 gallon (one container) minimum. He said to call him and he would arrange the authorization through customer service for a direct sale.
Now, I sure don't want 4 gallons but I would be willing to buy 1 gallon of the 4 gallon minimum....and I'd even pay a little extra to whomever volunteered to split stuff up and reship it. (it's important to know your limitations, and splitting it, shipping it would be one of them)
Anyone interested??
Good news, bad news deal...
Another Loctite guy called me today. Brad Spears, I don't have his number with me but will post it later. He knew all about knife makers treating wood with Resinal 90c, said it was common and a guy in Arizona started the whole thing. He said he couldn't really say anything about how well it worked given that wasn't what it was designed for but many people were using it for stabilizing wood. The only way to get it is direct from Loctite, it sells for $69.15/gallon with a 4 gallon (one container) minimum. He said to call him and he would arrange the authorization through customer service for a direct sale.
Now, I sure don't want 4 gallons but I would be willing to buy 1 gallon of the 4 gallon minimum....and I'd even pay a little extra to whomever volunteered to split stuff up and reship it. (it's important to know your limitations, and splitting it, shipping it would be one of them)
Anyone interested??