RSFCI - Red Spray First Contact International Kit
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RSFCI - Red Spray First Contact International Kit

RSFCI - Red Spray First Contact International Kit

PhotonicSKU: RSFCI
Price:
$409.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
The Red Spray First Contact International Kit contains spray formula polymer for medium to large size substrates.

Kit includes:
  • 10 x 29 ml Red Spray First Contact Polymer
  • 1 x 29 ml Red First Contact Thinner for clean-up of spray heads
  • 30 peel tabs
  • 80 ml spray bottle sprayer
  • 2 x 80 ml Spray Bottle spray heads
  • Sample of FCUF (floss) and FCNet (chemically inert mesh)

This kit contains sufficient spray formula polymer to clean up to 750 square inches of surface area.

For mounted mirrors, refractor objectives, and corrector plates we suggest purchasing our chemically inert mesh (FCNet) for easier film removal. Eyepieces and objectives demand FCNet or FCUF unwaxed dental floss.

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