Verified by manufacturer over a year ago
Kevlar®-reinforced underwater-applied coating (brushable).
Common uses for Scubapoxy 1715 include:
Scubapoxy 1715 is a Kevlar®-reinforced, two-pack epoxy designed as a specialist protective coating for underwater, marine and wet-area environments. Some of its significant features include:
Color | Other Guidance for specification option: Mid-grey. |
Finish | Gloss. Guidance for specification option: Subtle orange peel texture. |
Material | Epoxy resin. |
Size | Manufacturer guidance4 litres. |
Uniclass | |
SpeedSpec | 13150 Concrete Insitu Swimming Pools 07140 Wet Area Membranes 07130 Waterproofing and Tanking |
SpecPack | 05100 Structural Steel 03310 Concrete 07130 Waterproofing and Tanking 13150 Swimming Pools |
NATSPEC National Classification System | 0411 Waterproofing – External and Tanking 0341 Structural Steelwork 0196 Swimming Pool Systems 0314 Concrete In Situ 0751 Mechanical Piping |
Standards | To AS/NZS 4352:1995.To ASTM D - 2280.To ASTM D 451 / ISO 4624.To AS/NZS 4020:2018. |
Execution | Brush.Gloved hand.Spatula.Trowel.Manufacturer guidanceIf applying underwater, let sit for a moment then work/ smear slowly to allow the product to displace the water and “wet” the surface. |
Colour | Mid-grey. |
Form | Two-pack fibre-reinforced thixotropic epoxy with brush-able viscosity. Guidance for specification option: Solvent-free/ 100% solids. |
Applied finish | Gloss. Guidance for specification option: Subtle orange peel texture. |
Solids content | 100%. |
Fully cured | 7 days. Guidance for specification option: 6 hours (dry to touch). Approximate time frames for full kit @ 25°C. |
Substrates | Concrete. Metal. Guidance for specification option: High-pressure water-blasting or abrasive blasting to class 2.4 (AS 1627.4) with a typical profile of 50-70 microns in a jagged pattern. Coated surfaces. |