Bonstone T-100 Thickening Powder, Gallon

Description

Bonstone T-100 is a lightweight thickening powder for changing flowing epoxy, polyester, and polyurethane compounds into a non-sag gel for stone repair, bonding, patching, and fabrication work. Use it when a liquid adhesive needs more body for vertical placement, edge filling, or shaped repairs without switching to a different resin system.

Bonstone T-100 Application Fit

This gallon-size powder is useful in countertop shops, monument repair, stone restoration, and field installation kits where viscosity control matters. It can help keep fillers from settling, improve knife-grade handling, and add reinforcement to adhesive or patching material. For related repair chemistry, see Chemical Concepts epoxy products.

Bonstone T-100 Handling Notes

Add powder gradually while mixing until the compound reaches the working body needed for the job. Start with small additions so the resin does not become too stiff for wet-out, transfer, or tooling. The right ratio depends on the base adhesive, repair width, temperature, and whether the material must stay in place on a vertical face.

Shop Use And Purchasing Detail

Keep the powder dry, close the container between uses, and label any bench mixes so installers know which base compound was thickened. For stone repair, many teams use a small test batch first, then adjust the next mix for sag resistance, spreadability, and tool marks. That habit reduces waste and helps the finished repair match the pace of the job. This makes the powder a practical shelf item for shops that keep multiple repair chemistries ready for stone, tile, and countertop service calls.

• Sold as a gallon container for shop and job-site use.
• Made for thickening epoxy, polyester, and polyurethane compounds.
• Helpful for stone patching, edge work, bonding, and gel conversion.
• Pair with compatible Bonstone or Touchstone repair systems as directed.

For broader stone adhesive system context, visit Bonstone. Confirm compatibility with the base resin and test the final consistency before production work.