Scotchkote 226P Epoxy Patch Sticks, 5 lb. Box, by 3M

3M Scotchkote 226P Patch Sticks, 5 lb. Box
$294.50
SKU
105-10000

Description

3M Scotchkote Hot Melt Patch Compound 226P is a heat bondable polymeric coating in stick form designed for plant and field repair of Scotchkote Fusion Bonded Epoxy Coatings. Scotchkote Hot Melt Patch Compound 226P is ideal for repairing minor pinholes and abrasions. Scotchkote 226P is colormatched to Scotchkote 226N and Scotchkote 6233.

Scotchkote 226P can be used on holidays up to 2 mm in diameter. The following 3M two-part epoxies should be used for bare steel areas larger than pinholes, depending on the functional and application properties required:

Scotchkote 323 and 323+
Scotchkote 323i
Scotchkote 352
Scotchkote 327

Features

  • Easy to apply
  • Usable in all weather conditions• Quick setting for immediate installation and handling• No solvents
  • No mixing, metering, or pot life problems
  • Flexible
  • Color matched to Scotchkote fusion bonded epoxy coatings
  • Maximum operating temperature 131°F/55°C
  • Patch sticks are recommended to repair pin holes, however they can be used to repair other coating defects at the discretion of the end user
Properties
 
Property Value

Color

Blue-green

Mix Ratio

2A to 1B by volume, 70.8% to 29.2% by weight

323 Viscosity @ 72°F / 22°C
   Brush grade
   Spray grade

 
Part A: 154,000, Part B: 6,000
Part A: 90,000, Part B: 19,000

Shelf Life

24 months

Specific gravity

1.35 mixed

Coverage

142 sq ft / lb / mil (0.74 m2 / kg / mm)

Maximum Operating Temperature
   Wet
   Dry

 
203°F / 95°C
250°F / 121°C

Minimum Coating Thickness

25 mils / 635 microns recommended

 
Typical Test Properties
 
Property Test Description Typical Value

Shyodu Gel Time
(approximate pot life)

200 gm mass

75°F / 24°C: 18 min
104°F / 40°C: 11 min

Dry to Touch Time

ASTM D1640
clause 7.5.2

41°F / 5°C: 7 hrs
75°F / 24°C: 1 hr 45 min
122°F / 50°C: 26 min

Approximate Back Fill Time

ASTM D1640
clause 7.7.1

41°F / 5°C: 8 hrs
75°F / 24°C: 2 hrs 39 min
122°F / 50°C: 39 min

Cathodic Disbondment
(steel grit blasted plates lab
applied; results may very depending
on blast media)

CSA Z245.20-02
clause 12.8

149°F / 65°C, 3.5V, 24 hrs, 4.9 mmr
149°F / 65°C, 1.5V, 48 hrs, 5.5 mmr
149°F / 65°C, 1.5V, 28 days, 7.5 mmr
176°F / 80°C, 1.5V, 14 days, 6.4 mmr
176°F / 80°C, 1.5V, 28 days, 6.6 mmr

Adhesion of Coating

CSA Z245.20-02
clause 12.14

203°F / 95°C, 24 hrs, Rating 1
167°F / 75°C, 48 hrs, Rating 1
167°F / 75°C, 28 days, Rating 1

Flexibility

CSA Z245.20-02
clause 12.11

68°F / 20°C, 0.7, °/PD
32°F / 0°C, 0.7, °/PD

Abrasion Resistance
(wheels resurfaced every
5000 cycles)

ASTM D4060-95
CS-17 wheels
1000 g load
5000 cycles

0.325 g loss

Impact Strength

ASTM G14

323 = 73.6 inch-lbs (8.3 joules) at 75°F / 24°C

Impact Resistance

CSA Z245 20-98
clause 12.12

See chart below.

 
Impact Resistance
(Impact value is the last Joule where three impacts have passed)

 
Panel
Number
Test
Temperature
Joule
Value
Holiday Detection Volts Average DFT (mils)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
-40°F / -40°C
-22°F / -30°C
14°F / -10°C
32°F / 0°C
68°F / 20°C
122°F / 50°C
149°F / 65°C
176°F / 805°C
1.5
1.0
1.5
1.5
2.75
2.5
4.0
3.5
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
2500
30.4
24.5
27.2
25.0
26.9
27.7
27.0
26.3

 

266P Hot Melt Patch Compound 226P

General Application Steps

  1. Roughen the surface of the parent FBE coating using 80-mesh to 120-mesh sandpaper. Clean the surface and wipe away the sanding residue with a non-contaminating cloth. 
  2. Preheat the parent-coating surface using a noncontaminating heat source, such as portable hand-held butane torch. Heat should be applied in a manner that avoids burning or charring of the epoxy coating. Slight browning of the parent coating is acceptable, but charring or blistering is not. Avoid heat application directly to the patchstick while prewarming the coating surface. 
  3. While continuing to heat the FBE surface, occasionally draw the patchstick across the repair area until it leaves a residue. Then rub the stick in a circular motion and utilize the torch to help melt it and maintain the pipecoating temperature. Continue until the patch is smooth and has a thickness of at least 15 mils (380 microns) greater than the parent coating.
  4. Allow the patch to cool before handling.