12 months from Date of Manufacture.
The stronger the sunlight the faster the cure. Generally, in normal sunshine, material will cure in 5-15 minutes but in cloudy weather can take up to one hour. Curing can also take place in cloudy conditions, as UV is always present in the atmosphere.
Again the stronger the UV light, the quicker the cure. Material will cure anywhere between 10 and 30 minutes depending on the power of the UV light.
Patch Pro will stick to any surface except for Polypropylene (PP)
Patch Pro is a non-hazardous material, however, it is recommended that anyone with sensitive skin should wear appropriate protective gloves when handling the material. Full Health & Safety information available in the Safety Data Sheet available for download on our website.
Yes, multiple layers can be applied, however, we would not recommend anymore than five layers to be applied at any one time. When adding layers additional curing time should be allowed in order for each layer to fully cure.
Available in 3″ x 6″, 6″ x 9″ and 9″ x 12″.
No, surfaces only need to be clean, dry and free of any loose contaminants.
No, it is not recommended to use the patch on wet surfaces.
Yes it can. It is recommended that any unused portion be returned to the original packaging for storage purposes.
Patch Pro can be drilled, tapped, sanded and painted in less than hour (depending on cure time needed).
Fully cured material can withstand temperatures ranging from minus 30° F up to 356° F.
No, Patch Pro will not shrink or expand either during application or after it has cured.
Yes, it is! It is also Weather, Chemical/Oil Resistant and UV Resistant too.
Sheet Laminate
Varies (Can be Grey, Cream, Custom)
One Component
Ultra Violet ( UV ). Natural or UV Lamp
1.7 – 1.9mm
7970 psi (Test Method: BS 2762 – 1994)
> 18,800 psi (Test Method: ASTM D790 – 03)
879,060 psi | (Test Method: ASTM D2344) |
879,060 psi (Test Method: ASTM D2344)
2.9 10-5 Degree C (Test Method: BS 2782 – 1995)
> 60 Kj/sqm (Test Method: BS 2782 – 1996)
> 60 Barcol (Test Method: 2782 – 1997)
> 29,000 psi (Test Method: BS 2782 – 1998)
> 500 psi (Test Method: BS 2782 – 1999)
0.28g/m2/24h/mmHg (Test Method: ASTM E96)
Class A (Test Method: ASTM E84)
Minus 30 to Plus 365° F
Dielectric strength: 9KV/mm as per IEC 243