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Teakdecking Systems Bonding Epoxy

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Teakdecking Systems Bonding Epoxy

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Teakdecking Systems TDS Bonding Epoxy (FE180A) is a custom blend of high quality epoxy resins, activators and additives formulated for outstanding adhesion to common marine substrates such as fiberglass, wood, aluminum and steel.

Developed as a 'tough' adhesive capable of enduring the flexing yachts undergo at sea, FE180A has special additives that enhance internal strength, bond strength and viscosity control under a variety of adverse environmental conditions. Its primary purpose is to achieve a high strength bond to less than perfectly prepared substrates. TDS Fitting Epoxy is also D.O.T. (US Dept. Of Transportation) certified to be non-corrosive and is designed not to harm the environment.

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FE-180A for Maximum Bond Strength

Excellent wet-out of bonding surfaces
Best for gluing teak and teak deck panels
Flexible strength resists shock and twists
High viscosity holds profile to fill gaps
1:1 mix ratio for easy mixing
Non-blushing
High density fillers
Tinted brown to compliment most wood species

Gel Time (8-oz Mix) 70 Minutes
Open Time - 3/16" 120-130 Minutes
Coverage: Approximately 30 sq ft (2.8 sq m) / Gal.
Tensile Modulus 425,000 psi

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Lake Charles LA

5 out of 5 stars.

Great product, great service

3 years ago

Always receive my orderes fast, this was no exception

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Sac Delta

5 out of 5 stars.

its the stuff!

5 years ago

I used this to install 3 teak decks, it's been on for 5 years now with no problems what so ever. Great stuff.

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Eht ,n.j

4 out of 5 stars.

Worked well with long working time.Just hard to mix .

6 years ago

Used it to install teak deck.Worked very well,just very hard to mix .

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Q: null I am planning on gluing down new teak decking strips to my sailboat's subdeck. I will be doing this using the old ""stick built"" method (not vacuum bagging an entire panel) so will be working with one strip at a time with clamps/weights and wedges. I plan on using Teak Decking Systems' FE180 adhesive. Because I will not need much of this material for each strip glued down, is there a clean and easy way to measure out the FE180 in a 1:1 ratio for mixing? Would a dispenser like the West Pump System work with the FE180? Please let me know when you have a chance. Thank you for your help on this. Regards, John Notch

a year ago

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A: Short answer is no, it's too gooey to dispense that way. You scoop it out with sticks. Weight is the only way to create even ratios but it's not necessary. Just eyeballing two even sized pools works fine.

a year ago

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Q: null I am edge gluing 10/4 teak boards to each other, would you recommend this product or staying with a thinner epoxy such as MAS or West?

10 years ago

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A: I'd use something thinner.I used this for bonding straight teak to an uneven fiberglass floor. it filled the voids and bonded well.

10 years ago

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Q: null I am installing a teck deck for the cockpit open area ( 5' x 6' ) in my chris craft 20' speedster. the decking is aprox 3/8 x 2 strips with teak caulk . the deck area is broken up into different size and shape panels. all panel will be pre-assembled before installation into boat. I want for bond the deck panels to the fiberglass flooring without any screws. What do you recommend? thanks. john

11 years ago

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A: it holds well without screws. you're are correct you'll need to pre-fit.

11 years ago

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Q: null I have a '68 Choey Lee. I removed the teak and recored the deck and refiberglassed. I now want to glue the old teak deak back down. The back of the teak has a black compound. I have scraped the material off (rather hard but sticky), but the wood is still impregnated with the black compound. Is this adhesive the best one for this job?

12 years ago

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A: You must determine what the old Black adhesive is first My guess is that someone used a seam compound where they shouldn't have to hold the Teak Down. I would highly recomend taking theTeak to a Cabinet Shop and have them put it through a Timesaver Sanding type machine to completely remove all the old adhesive. Then yes Teak Decking Systems is the best choice to put the Teak back down. I would be happy to do it for you but I am on Martha's vineyard feel free to call me 508-627-8941 Tom Taylor

12 years ago

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Q: null what is the coverage /gal?

13 years ago

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A: I updated the coverage/gal to JD webpage. Please see for answer to your question. thanks

13 years ago

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Q: null opentime?

13 years ago

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A: I added the open time. Please see JD webpage for info thanks

13 years ago

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