Just a little note - as wth just about any epoxy, a little heat helps this stuff cure up faster.

-Brought to mind by the fact that I found a use for my old toaster oven in the shop. I was making a pushrod from threaded rod and CF tube. Rolled the threaded rod in aeropoxy, slipped it into the tube, and stuck the end in the toaster oven. The toaster oven was preheated to 300 degrees but turned off before putting the hardware in. When I got back to it in a half hour, the 'poxy was cured and the pushrod was ready to mount.