Product Details
Automotive Dual Adhesive System (6121715ES) by Rapid Fix®. Capacity: 10 ml. Quantity: 12 Pieces. The RapidFix Retail Automotive Counter Unit displays (12) 10 ml packs of RapidFix Dual Adhesive System in an attractive and compact bundle that includes supporting product brochures. RapidFix Dual Adhesive System Retail Automotive packs are designed specifically for the Automotive market.
Features
- One 25 ml instant adhesive bottle
- One 25 ml welding powder bottle
- Convenient QR Codes for a demo video and website access
- Bright and colorful packaging designed to attract consumer attention
- Total (12) Dual Adhesive Packs per Counter Display Unit
- Made with the use of the most innovative technologies
- Proven to provide reliable service for many years
- Designed to meet the highest quality standards
Boss Products USA, LLC was founded in the early 1990’s by native Australian Len Kelsey. The MagneFine In Line Magnetic Filter for Automatic Transmissions was Len’s flagship product until early 2008 when he founded and began selling the first of the RapidFix® line of products in the U.S. and internationally. The Dual Adhesive System quickly grew in popularity. The RapidFix line was expanded to include the UV Adhesive and the UV Fiber Patch. In 2017, the assets of Boss Products USA and the RapidFix product line were purchased by Lighthouse for the Blind (LHB Industries), a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation headquartered in St. Louis, MO. The Lighthouse was founded in 1933 with a socioeconomic mission to provide employment and support services to individuals who are legally blind. Today, the Lighthouse helps children and adults who are visually impaired maintain dignity and independence by offering employment, education and support services. LHB currently employs 48 people who are legally blind in two assembly and packaging plants in St. Louis County. The Lighthouse also owns the brands Tear Mender and Quake Kare. All sales revenues directly support LHB’s 16 Community Outreach Programs that provide services to children who are visually impaired in Missouri and Western Illinois.