Evercoat 560 Laminating Resin, 1 Gal, With Liquid Hardener

Evercoat 560 Laminating Resin, 1 Gal, With Liquid Hardener

• Evercoat 560 is a laminating type first coat fiberglass resin supplied in a 1 gal can with liquid hardener included. It is designed to remain tacky after curing to help hold fiberglass fabric in place on vertical surfaces and to eliminate sanding between coats during lay-up.
• Features:
  • First coat laminating resin remains tacky after curing to help hold fiberglass fabric in place on vertical surfaces
  • No sanding between coats supports faster multi-layer fiberglass lay-up work
  • Excellent wetability supports saturating fiberglass fabrics during repair and fabrication
  • Liquid hardener included supports complete use for fiberglass lay-up and repair workflows
  • Intended for fiberglass laminating and lay-up applications and is not a finish coat resin
• Includes:
  • Laminating Resin, 1 Gal Can
  • Liquid Hardener
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Evercoat
  • Part Number: 560
  • MPN: 100560
  • UPC: 023289005603
  • Alternate Part Numbers / Cross References: FE560, 100560
  • Category: Fiberglass Resins
  • Subcategory: Polyester Resin
  • Product Type / Function: Laminating Resin, First Coat Resin
  • Size / Capacity: 1 Gal
  • Finish / Cure Characteristic: Tacky After Cure
  • Packaging Type: Can
  • System Compatibility Or Application: Designed for fiberglass fabric lay-up and repair as a first coat laminating resin and is not intended as a finish coat
• The Laminating Resin can also be referred to as laminating polyester resin, fiberglass lay-up resin, no wax laminating resin, marine fiberglass resin, and first coat fiberglass resin.

Evercoat is an ITW brand that manufactures surface and repair materials for automotive refinishing, marine, and industrial applications. The product portfolio includes fillers, coatings, fiberglass materials, and related repair consumables used by professional shops and fabricators.

Q: Is this a finish coat resin?
A: No. It is a first coat laminating resin and is not intended to be used as a finish coat.

Q: Why does the resin remain tacky after curing?
A: The tacky cure helps hold fiberglass fabric in place on vertical surfaces and eliminates the need to sand between coats during lay-up.

Q: What is included with this resin?
A: The package includes a 1 gal can of laminating resin and liquid hardener.

Q: What is a typical use for this product?
A: It is used to saturate fiberglass fabrics for fiberglass lay-up, repair, and marine applications where a first coat laminating resin is specified.