3M Epoxy Repair System
Even the most beautiful hardwood floors may need an occasional repair, which is why it's always smart to carry 3M adhesives. They're ideal for permanent repairs that could otherwise hold up an entire project.
3M Hardwood Floor Epoxy Adhesive Repair Kit
The 3M Scotch-Weld EPX system is an easier, less expensive way to repair loose parquet, plank or damaged floorboards, without unsightly face nailing. Kit contains 1 tube DP100 Hardwood Epoxy, 4 Mixing Nozzles, 4 Needle Tips, and one 33/32 Inch Drill Bit.
| Price | UM |
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| $19.99 | Per Each |
3M Automix Applicator Gun
3M Automix Applicator Gun dispenses high strength Scotch-Weld epoxy or urethane adhesives in a heavy duty long lasting gun. Made for use with 3M DP-100 Epoxy Adhesive.
| Price | UM |
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| $49.99 | Per Each |
3M DP100 Epoxy Adhesive
3M Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive DP-100 is a Clear, fast-cure, two-part epoxy. It has a four minute work life and sets up in 15 to 20 minutes. It is the preferred product for floor sanding contractors to make repairs on wood flooring.
| Price | UM |
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| $11.99 | Per Each |
3M Automix Mixing Nozzle
3M Mixing Nozzles are specially developed disposable nozzles eliminate guesswork of hand-measuring two-part adhesives. The 3M Nozzles attach in seconds to the epoxy adhesive, saving time and labor costs. Priced by the piece, sold in a bag of 12.
| Price | UM |
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| $1.59 | Per Each |
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More About 3M Epoxy Repair System
Even the most beautiful hardwood floors may need an occasional repair, which is why it’s always smart to carry 3M adhesives. They're ideal for permanent repairs that could otherwise hold up an entire project.
The 3M Scotch-Weld EPX system is an easier, less expensive way to repair loose parquet, plank or damaged floorboards, without unsightly face nailing. You simply remove the lower groove off the board, apply the adhesive with the applicator gun and snap the board back. The EPX system is also an excellent adhesive for stair nosing and reducer installation.


