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Dear Orval,
You're right, of course. Any epoxy, fast or slow... CAN react exactly as you've described. But the reason can usually be tracked back to some problem with either the chemistry of the components or a problem with the ratios. For example, more than thirty years ago I recall using lots of "5 Minute" epoxy on at least three of the Varieze's fabricated here in San Diego county. Also, I have found (from model airplane building) that the chemical resistance properties can be different from the quick to the long setting epoxies. The quick set is not nitro methane resistant, but the long setting resists just fine. -- Jim in NC |
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