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I. Lay out fiberglass materials at each seam to be bonded. (2 x 1.5oz.FRP matt for collar attachment. <br /> 2 x 1.5 oz. and 1 x 18 oz. woven roving material for direct attachment.) <br /> 2. ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES WHEN HANDLING FIBERGLASS BONDING MATERIALS. <br /> 3. Mix 314 full, 5qt. large bucket of putty and" full 5qt. large bucket of resin at a time,for ease of <br /> handling. Hardener ratio at 70 degrees F. &30%humidity is two(2) ounces per gallon for resin <br /> and one(1)ounce for putty. This will vary with temperature and direct sunlight. If used in direct <br /> sunlight or in temperatures above 80 degrees, reduce hardener as per instructions from supervisor <br /> or Western Fiberglass, Inc. personnel. Mix thoroughly, scraping the sides of the buckets with the <br /> stir stick. <br /> 4. Use squeegee or brush, and apply putty liberally to area of first seam,being sure to completely <br /> cover all fasteners and fill all gaps. The putty will provide a smooth transition for the fiberglass <br /> material to cover. The fiberglass material does not like to make 90 degree turns, this is why we use <br /> the putty to create a smooth surface with no sharp turns for the fiberglass. Lay first piece of <br /> fiberglass material across seam area evenly. <br /> 5. Wet-out or soak,with brush, liquid resin over fiberglass cloth material completely, material will go <br /> clear when fully saturated. Use pig bristle roller tool to"roll-out" air bubbles gently, so as not to <br /> displace putty. Remove all bubbles. Apply additional layers of material in same manner. Your <br /> laminate should appear clear,with no air bubbles or pockets in view and all fasteners covered. If <br /> additional resin is required,use only resin from Western Fiberglass,Inc. The resin used in <br /> construction of all Western Fiberglass, Inc. components is corrosion resistant resin,made for use in <br /> fuel and chemical applications. <br /> TEST PROCEDURES <br /> After the sump to tank fitting is completed,you shall test the integrity of your seal. This is <br /> important to insure that the sump riser tube/tank bond will not allow any contained fluid to leak. <br /> Check with local regulations for required testing procedures. A common test procedure is to fill the <br /> sump with water after the sump/tank bond has completely cured, usually overnight,and observe <br /> bond seam for any leaks. NOTE: U.L. Listed sumps require a listed,approved,electronic <br /> monitor/alarm system to be installed for operator notification in the event of product leakage <br /> within sump area, <br /> THESE SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE ONLY BY WESTERN FIBERGLASS,INC. <br /> If you have any questions,please call 1-707-523-2050 between 7 AM and 5 PM,Pacific Time. <br /> auosrzzaw�nNawsaamtrrsv�ma.�+sruLruisr <br /> 68 <br />