Question about epoxy
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From: chatsworth,
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i dont know why that happens but i have had 3 sets of great planes epoxy do that to me and you can easily avoid the problem by buying a different brand. that is what i wouyld reccomend
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I have had several different types of epoxy for years with non ever doing that. Sounds like I would find another brand or use what you have faster (build more). I would not trust it in one of my planes if it did that. I would toss it and buy fresh stuff or another brand just to be safe. [8D]
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From: Brantford, ON, CANADA
To remove the white granular formation in the bottom of the container, take the lid off and stand the container in a tray/bowl of hot water until the formation disappears. The resin will be perfectly good for use.
I suppose the whole thing could be warmed in an oven. I just have something against putting containers of chemicals in an oven where I cook my food.
Ed S
I suppose the whole thing could be warmed in an oven. I just have something against putting containers of chemicals in an oven where I cook my food.
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i think he means the whole thing turned white, grainy and super thick. i had the same problem. will hot water cure that too?
Any gentle heat applied will restore the resin. Standing the container in hot water seems to be the least offensive. I could imagine somebody taking a blow torch to it if we said "Just heat it up"
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