More Durable Because It's Flexible
ConServ is the wood restoration epoxy system that lasts longer because it stays flexible (Consolidant 100 and Patch 200) and moves with the wood to form a stable, long lasting repair. Applications performed over the last 25+ years continue to endure on national landmarks and historic structures, as well as various projects worldwide.
Experience Makes it Better
Developed by wood restoration professionals for wood restoration professionals, ConServ outperforms the competition because it was originally developed and field tested by wood conservation pioneers for use in their own projects. Ongoing collaboration with expert conservators in the field has helped to keep ConServ Epoxy products state of the art through the years.
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Fast, Friendly Product Support
To ensure the success of your wood restoration project, we back up our products with fast, friendly telephone support from a field conservator with decades of ConServ Epoxy experience. Call and we will make sure that you get the right product for your project. Should you require it, we also offer consulting and training services, tailored to your needs.
Tips, Instructions, & Technical Data
Quickly familiarize yourself with our products using our Products Guide, containing descriptions, instructions, technical data, specifications, and Material Safety Data Sheets (M.S.D.S.).
For practical installation tips, review our "Tips & Tricks" page.
Online e-commerce is now available. We stock a wide range of the epoxy application and handling products we use ourselves, such as containers, thickeners, rebar, borate preservatives and safety equipment.
Or check our "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQs) section to find the answer to questions you haven't seen addressed elsewhere.
ConServ Epoxy LLC is building a library of training videos to assist wood conservation professionals in performing efficient, quality installations.
We invite all who use our product to visit our online Forum to share technical insights, get answers and to help resolve issues. Use this Forum to help maintain good practice in the field, share your knowledge and increase the value of the ConServ community of wood conservators. Here are some current Forum threads that may be of interest:
