MAS 4-Sided Trowel

The four-sided notched trowel is great to use for preparing surfaces for adhering with filled epoxy pastes. Create a ridge epoxy surface that is great for bonding using the notched trowel.

MAS Pre-Marked Mixing Cups

Whether you need to mix an ounce of epoxy or a quart, this 32 oz. mixing cup will handle the job. Use of the reccommended mixing ratios are essential to successful cure of epoxies. These containers include handy pre-marked graduations indicating proper 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 ratios needed for epoxies we carry, along with milliliter volumetric markers. Just determine the amount of epoxy needed, transfer that to the appropriate ratio scale and mix. Note that the left side of the ratio scale is for Part A, and the right side is for Part B.

This helpful calculator can assist in determing the amount of epoxy needed for the project: https://masepoxies.com/resin-calculator/

Dripless HR300 High Ratio Caulk Gun:

You will need a caulk gun to dispense any of our 185ml Gluzilla, Gluzilla Fast, Crackzilla and Woodzilla cartridges. The HR300 is the ideal choice. This is not your normal caulk gun, it is industrial grade and has a 26:1 pressure ratio allowing much easier dispensation of epoxy cartridges, which can be difficult with a standard caulk gun.

- High ratio specialty gun, fits standard caulk cartridges, including our 185ml "Zillas"
- 26:1 thrust ratio
- Fully rotating barrel
- Built in seal punch
- Twin gripper plates for long wear
- Adjustable screw to cut thrust gaps

Helix Epoxy Mixer

The 1-gallon and 5-gallon Helix mixers are essential if you need to make blending our two-part epoxies more convenient and less time intensive. They can also be used to mix most paints, coatings, stains, wall texture and adhesives. Hex shafts attached to the head fit all 3/8-inch or larger electric drills. The helix shape reaches the corners and bottom of the can for uniform mixing throughout the container. It is the fastest mixer of its kind, and the polypropylene ensures easy cleaning. For best results use a low speed setting and make sure not to raise the mixing head above the surface of the liquid while spinning, to avoid spatter on clean surfaces.