BSI MID-CURE™ 15 Minute Epoxy is a medium-set, two-part adhesive developed for applications that demand extra working time, precise alignment and increased water resistance. With a 15-minute working time, it’s ideal for bonding larger surface areas where careful positioning is essential.

Providing a strong, durable and slightly flexible bond, MID-CURE™ can be used as a direct substitute for QUIK-CURE™ in most projects, while offering improved moisture resistance. This makes it particularly suitable for RC models, wood construction, crafts and general repairs where occasional water exposure may occur.

Whether you’re assembling complex model structures or carrying out detailed repairs, MID-CURE™ delivers the perfect balance of strength, flexibility and extended working time.

Key Features

• 15-minute working time for accurate positioning

• Strong, durable bond for larger surface areas

• More water resistant than QUIK-CURE™

• Slightly flexible, non-brittle cured finish

• Bonds wood, metal, fibreglass, ceramics and most plastics

• Ideal for RC modelling, crafts and general repairs

Perfect For

• RC aircraft, boats and cars

• Larger assemblies requiring careful alignment

• Hobby and craft projects

• Wood construction and repairs

• Applications with occasional water exposure

Product Summary

BSI MID-CURE™ 15 Minute Epoxy is a versatile, medium-set adhesive trusted by hobbyists and modellers worldwide. Offering extended working time and enhanced moisture resistance, it’s the ideal epoxy when precision and durability matter.

Specifications

• Brand: BSI (Bob Smith Industries)

• Product Type: Two-part epoxy adhesive

• Size: 4.5 oz (Parts A & B)

• Working Time: 15 minutes

• Handling Time: Approx. 30 minutes

• Full Cure Time: Approx. 2–3 hours

• Finish: Slightly flexible, non-brittle

• Water Resistance: Improved vs QUIK-CURE™

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