Thorite 400

mbdave

mbdave

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Have any of you used this product to bond rockwork? I remember reading about it in the past that it was safe and also helping a friend use it on his mothers tank, never heard of long term results though. Any info?
Dave
 
redseareef

redseareef

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mbdave,
Hi Todd here. No, I have not heard of it. Is it like a expoxy?? Can you elaborate further?
Thanks "Your brother from another mother"
John 3:16
 
BigAl07

BigAl07

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I'm not sure I'd get that anywhere near my Reef Tank.

http://www.chargar.com/Products/prod_mf.html said:
Thorite 400
Architectual Patching Mortar
Thoro water proofing and water repellents Thorite 400 is a cement based , polymer modified, patching mortar available in a range of factory made, batch blended, standard and custom colors. It contains inorganic, alkali-resistant pigments with good resistance to weathering and fading. It is a fast setting mortar with low slump properties suitable for trowel applications to above grade, vertical, overhead or non traffic bearing, horizontal surfaces with using form work.

Thorite 400 modified with Acryl 60 diluted with water permanently bonds to properly perpared architectural concrete and masonry substrates to form durable, long lasting patches which are waterproof to wind-driven rain. Once fully cured, Thorite 400 patches will perform in above-grade, exterior exposures when subjected to either freeze-thaw attack or desert conditions.

Thorite 500 modified with Acryl 60 diluted with water can be used to patch cast-in-place or precast, steel-reinforced architectural concrete. It can be used on precast or tilt-up concrete panels, highway median barriers, curbing, sound barriers or retaining walls. Pearl gray blends well with architectural concrete to reduce or eliminate dark, unsightly patches and is easily topcoated with cement-based coatings, acrylic coatings or even clear, penetrating water repellents without causing a mottled or ghost image effect. The integral color cannot be abraded or worn off. It can be used to patch honeycombs, form tie-wire holes, small spalls, surface irregularities and other minor surface defects caused by shallow freezing, impacts or planer irregularities dut to misaligned forms or inadequately consolidated concrete.

Please contact us via phone, fax or email if your require further product data. Our customer service staff is ready to assist you.
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redseareef

redseareef

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mbdave,
Many of the cements have solvents in them that are toxic. However, once cured many are fine. I will not say all of them.
The Devcon underwater putty is good, and they sell it at home depot.
But if your friend used it maybe it's fine.
 
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