Professional Repair Kit

Repair imperfections, gouges and scratches

in wood, laminates, tile, cabinets,

countertops, trim and more

Thermoplastic polymer coloured sticks to match most floors
Self-igniting, refillable, adjustable butane torch used to melt coloured sticks
Torch tip specifically designed for precision repair work
Wire torch stand keeps hot tip from inadvertent contact with work areas
Finishing planer and hollow ground scrapers help remove over-applied product
Smooth and rough felt pads facilitate blending of colour and sheen
Flat metal plate can be used to scrape excessive product or work product into repair area
Grain felt pens help obtain a more complete blending of the repairs on wood surfaces
Clear lacquer felt pen adds the final touch while providing added protection to the repair
Carrying case keeps contents organized
Thermoplastic sticks available individually

Model Number:	KONKIT
Butane Torch Details:	Adjustable flame setting allows user to ‘fine-tune’ the melting process
	Butane heats the hot-knife, which contacts the thermoplastic sticks
Colour Sticks:	Made from thermo-plastic polymer, 3-1/8 x ½ x7 5/8″ (79 x 16 x 12mm)
Colours Included:	103 – Cherry Wood 113 – Light Mahogany 114 – Dark Mahogany
	119 – Light Pearwood 120 – Dark Pearwood 122 – Dark Macore
	157 – Mud Oak 158 – Light Beech 160 – Medium Alder
	205 – Medium Spruce 302 – Rustic Oak 402 – Light Tan (Natural)
	417 – Light Natural 900 – Transparent 9010 – White
	9005 – Black 1028 – Melon Yellow 3000 – Flame Red
	2005 – Ultramarine Blue 6005 – Moss Green
Case Dimensions(LxWxH):	8″ x 9¼ x 29½ x 2¼” (20¾ x 23½ x 5½cm)
Weight:	1¾ lb. (¾Kg)
Shipping Weight:	2 lbs. (.9Kg)
Warranty:	1 years parts

Before You Begin: There are numerous applications for this product. Some surfaces can withstand more heat than others, so the user must determine the tolerance levels of the areas being repaired. It should also be pointed out that any area being repaired should be well cleaned prior to applying the thermoplastic product, to enable optimum adhesion.

Heating Thermoplastic Sticks: Allow the butane torch to heat the welding tip until it reaches a steady operating temperature. This is usually achieved after about 30 seconds on full power. While holding the stick(s) closely above the repair area, contact them with the welding tip, using small, even dabs, rather than burying the welding tip into the product, to avoid waste. Don’t allow the product to burn, indicated by too much smoke. The resultant oxidation will not only inhibit adhesion, but may appear in the finished product, especially lighter colours. If a combination of sticks is necessary to match colours, mix them on the metal scraper or some other durable surface that won’t melt. Once the desired colour is created, bring the product onto the repair area with the welding tip or metal scraper. Thermoplastic may be reheated if necessary.

Finishing Touches: While the product is still warm, press it into the repair area, using the metal scraper. Any product that bleeds out from the area can be scraped off or planed, using the appropriate tools included in the kit. The thermoplastic does not have to be liquified at this point…solid product should be easy to work with. If necessary, lightly abrade the product to match the degree of sheen on surrounding areas. No maintenance is required for thermoplastic sticks.

Instructions