First Contact Plastics Formula Deluxe All-Inclusive Kit

PhotonicSKU: FCPLDAI

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Sale price$329.99 CAD
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  • Description
The Plastics Formula polymer is a designer blend of polymers and solvents developed to safely clean plastics optics and has been tested to be compatible with Zeonex, acrylics, polystyrene, and some polycarbonates. We always recommend testing on a test substrate or non-critical surface.

Our First Contact Plastics Formula Deluxe All-Inclusive Kit contains everything you need to complete polymer application and removal.

The kit includes:
  • 1 x 15ml Plastics Formula First Contact Polymer Applicator Bottle
  • 4 x 29ml Plastics Formula First Contact Polymer Refill Bottles
  • 1 x 29ml Plastics Formula First Contact Thinner (for brush cleaning)
  • 1 x FCB1 Fan Brush
  • 1 x FCNet Chemically Inert Mesh (5 - 3" x 3" sheets)
  • 1 x FCUF 12m Unwaxed Dental Floss
  • 1 x FCPS Pipette Kit (5 pipettes)
  • 30 Peel Tabs
Instructions
  • The kit contains enough polymer to clean up to 500 square inches (approx 3200 cm2) of surface area

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