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![]() Can anyone tell me what a "normal" aviation grade expoxy resin consists of? What about resources that will help me to understand this so I can make an informed choice. Try Bruce Pfund, he's the composites editor for Professional Boatbuilder, http://www.bpspecialprojects.com/ Or try Andy Marshall, he's another composites consultant, an EAA member. Marshall Consulting 720 Apploosa Dr. Walnut Creek, CA USA 94596 Phone: (925) 945-6051 Fax: (925) 945-1461 Dow epoxy resins and hardeners seem to be widely available throughout SE Asia, and their properties are well known. You're looking for a system with low to medium viscosity, high glass transition temperature, room temperature cure. Dow talks a lot about their resins, but not much about their cured properties. But here's some suggestions: resins DER 331 or 332. Hardeners DEH 29 or 39. They appear to have about the right properties. |
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