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Old July 12th 05, 10:13 PM
Edgar
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"David Koehler" wrote in message
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Greetings All,
I'm building a composite fuselage in South Texas, with out the aid of air
conditioning. Does anyone have some suggestions on getting the resin setup
time a little longer. I promote it for 85 degrees, I've tried a hotter
temperature but it doesn't set well. The temp in the garage is 95+. I've

put
the resin container in a bucket of water and it helps a little.
I need to do a large piece and the only option I can see is scheduling
myself at 3am in the morning. It would be nicer if I could do it during

the
day. Thanks for any help you guys can give.


I'd do the layups first thing in the morning, when it's the coolest part of
the day.


 




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