ORIGINAL: wyowindworks
Each coat of surface coat is a new batch. I often use a fast hardener for the surface coats.
A flowing coat of PVA is one in which all the atomized droplets come together and form a smooth, flat, glossy finish. When a flowing coat first gets sprayed on it will look milky. As it sits, the little air bubbles will escape and it will look clear. Typically an airbrush does a pour job of spraying a nice smooth finish because the nozzle is too small to let enough product out of the gun. I like to spray with a 1.4 mm tip.
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The website said that the USC 635 thin with medium hardener blushes. How much of a problem is that with that particular system? Have you laminated parts using the same epoxy system?
How hard and strong does the USC epoxy cure? Any relative comparison with West Systems or Pro Set? Also with JGreer epoxy?
Thanks