
GL 80 EPOXY (A+B)
GL 80 EPOXY (A+B) Epoxy Crack Repair for Natural Stone
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Description
Faber GL 80 EPOXY (A+B) is a solvent-free low viscosity epoxy for marble cracks with deep penetration into the stone surface. The 100% reactive system hardens at room temperature and repairs small and medium cracks in marble, granite and natural stones.
GL EPOXY 80 is a low viscosity epoxy system with a deep power of penetration into the stone surface. Not chemically charged and solvent free, therefore 100% reactive. The product hardens by room temperature.
GL EPOXY 80 has been studied to repair small and medium cracks in any type of marble, granite and natural stones.
Where to use GL 80 (A+B)
Natural stone with micro-fissures, cracks and fissures.
Key benefits of GL 80 (A+B)
- Two-part epoxy system
- Repairs micro-fissures and cracks in natural stone
GL 80 (A+B) compared with other Faber repair resins and mastics
| Product | Best for |
|---|---|
| GL 88 | Two-part marble mastic to repair, grout and glue natural stone |
| GL 80 (A+B) | Two-part epoxy system to repair micro-fissures and cracks in natural stone |
| GL 34 (A+B) | Two-part epoxy system for resin-treating and consolidating natural stone |
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Product information based on Faber Italy technical documentation.
How to use
- Test on a small area to check suitability and colour change
- Mix A and B carefully at the recommended ratio (100 g A : 44 g B)
- Apply to a clean, dry, untreated floor honed with 50 and 200 grit, in a uniform coat
- Allow at least 15 hours hardening, then hone with 400 and 800 grit and polish with powder
- For isolated cracks: fill, let harden, remove excess manually and re-polish
| Mixing ratio | mixing ratio 100 g Part A : 44 g Part B |
|---|---|
| Coats | one uniform coat |
| Drying and curing | hardening 10-15 hours (min 15 h before honing); complete catalysis 10-15 days |
| Application temperature | not less than 10°C |
| Tools | spatula, brush or roller |
Before you start:
- Variations in the mixing ratio may compromise hardening
- Test first to evaluate colour change; use PPE
Directions summarised from the Faber technical data sheet. Read the full data sheet (PDF).
