Good epoxy
 

HI all, as a lot of you guys know, I do a lot of building/ repairs, and i have found a really good epoxy. Always flows easily, sets up in five minutes, but is more expensive, not really when you have to throw out , that cheaper stuff, because it will not come out of the bottle.
See pic.
Also I use West System Epoxy, Milled carbon fiber and cabosil n-20 (anti-sag) mix.
I need help in finding a supplier of the milled carbon fiber ( not chopped carbon fiber, but milled), my original supplier Composite Canada, can't get it anymore.
Rcpete
http://www.cstsales.com/West-System-Adhesives.html

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Pete, we use it for quick stuff at work. Guys this is really good epoxy for five minute stuff. The 610 pre thickend epoxy in the caulking gun size works great as well. It is thick enough that it does not run on vertical surfaces and about half the cost of hysol.

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Hi Rcpete,

Here you will find your happiness, but in Germany:

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Pete,
Here you go:

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/pages/...lledfibers.php

Aircraft Spruce and Specialty has anything you might need.
Much closer than Germany.

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HI, thats milled CARBON fiber, that I"m after.
Rcpete

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Fibre length: 0.1 mm

&bull; Yields lightweight, hard filling compouds
&bull; For epoxy, polyester, and vinyl ester resins

Milled carbon fibers are made from recycled fibers. The Carbon fibres used therefore are equipped largely with PU-sizing. Most of the sizing evaporates due heat generated at the milling process though.
When dry the milled fibers form fiber balls, which dissolveand spread out evenlyin the resin.

Application:
Manufacture of electric conductor coatings and adhesives, reinforcement of moulding and fillings.

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Sorry....

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Pete,
I just happened to have most of a quart of milled carbon fiber.
Give me a call. My phone number is under "Field Reps" on the BVM website.