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CONTACT " FOR MORE WFORMATIONI Q%n 5555 Skylane Blvd., S 1 A / Santa Rosa, CA 95103 Ph: (8W) 688.'9375 / Fx: (8W) 700-1188 www.westemfg com Add hardener to resin & putty. Hardener ratio at 70 degrees F. & 30% humidity is two (2) ounces per gallon for resin and one (1) ounce for putty. This will vary with temperature and direct sunlight. If used in direct sunlight or in temperatures above 80 degrees, reduce hardener as per instructions from supervisor or Western Fiberglass, Inc. personnel. Mix thoroughly, scraping the sides of the buckets with the stir stick. Use squeegee and apply putty liberally to area of first seam, being sure to completely cover all fasteners and fill all gaps. The putty will provide a smooth transition for the fiberglass material to cover. The fiberglass material does not like to make 90 degree turns, this is why we use the putty to create a smooth surface with no sharp turns for the fiberglass. Lay fiberglass material across seam area evenly. Wet -out or soak, with brush, liquid resin over fiberglass cloth material completely, material will go clear when fully saturated. Use pig bristle roller tool to "roll-out" air bubbles gently, so as not to displace putty. Remove all bubbles. Your laminate should appear clear, with no air bubbles or pockets in view and all fasteners covered. If additional resin is required, use only resin from Western Fiberglass, Inc. The resin used in construction of all Western Fiberglass, Inc. components is corrosion resistant resin, made for use in fuel and chemical applications. CONTAINMENT COLLARS FOR FRP SUMPS: Sumps without bottoms are used on tanks with containment collars that have been attached by the manufacturer. After determining correct sump size, slip the sump inside or outside of the containment collar ring. Use a bond kit (Part # AC8007) to bond sump tube to tank collar. See bonding instructions. Page 29 of 38 nr�,.iiy;iy3;1i �.