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CONTACT 1'° cOR MORE INFORMATION! <br />&=_s <br />5555 Skylane Blvd., Su A / Santa Rosa, CA 95403 <br />Ph: (800) 688-3375 / Fx: (800) 700-1188 <br />www.westernfg.com <br />2. Align the arrow on the edge of the lid with the arrow on the side <br />of the reducer. <br />3. Place lid into reducer and turn in a clock -wise direction until <br />gasket is firmly seated. <br />4. FOR VACUUM TESTING: Re -test sump(s) with vacuum. Pull <br />maximum of one inch of vacuum for 15 to 30 minutes. <br />PRE -BONDING SURFACE PREPARATION: <br />CAUTION: Be sure to wear a dust mask and always wear gloves when <br />handling fiberglass bonding materials. <br />After placing reducer on sump, use disc sander, with medium to heavy <br />grit sand paper, to scuff up all seam areas a minimum of 4" each side of <br />the point where the components join. It is very important that this be <br />done fully, as the bonding materials will not adhere to any surface that <br />has not been sanded. Brush sanding dust from seam areas. <br />SEAM LAMINATIONS: <br />Use one plastic bucket with acetone to clean roller, brushes and <br />squeegee. Return tools to this bucket between use to prevent bonding <br />materials from drying on them. BE SURE TO SHAKE THE ACETONE OUT OF <br />TOOLS BEFORE RE -USE! <br />Lay out fiberglass mat at each seam to be bonded. <br />Mix 3/4 full, 5 qt. bucket of putty and 3/4 full 5 qt. bucket of resin at a time, for <br />ease of handling. Hardener ratio at 70 degrees F. & 30% humidity is two <br />(2) ounces per gallon for resin and one (1) ounce for putty. This will vary <br />with temperature and direct sunlight. If used in direct sunlight or in <br />temperatures above 80 degrees, reduce hardener as per instructions from <br />supervisor or Western Fiberglass, Inc. personnel. Mix thoroughly, scraping <br />the sides of the buckets with the stir stick. <br />Use squeegee or brush, and apply putty liberally to area of first seam, <br />being sure to completely cover all fasteners and fill all gaps. The putty will <br />provide a smooth transition for the fiberglass material to cover. Lay first <br />piece of fiberglass material across seam area evenly. <br />Wet -out or soak, with brush, liquid resin over fiberglass cloth material <br />completely, material will go clear when fully saturated. Use pig bristle <br />Page 34 of 38 <br />