Preserving Epoxy (Epoxicles ???)

wrote:
For 15 bucks you can buy an electronic scale on EBay with an accuracy of a
tenth of a gram that will allow you to mix tiny batches of epoxy.


50mm syringes from the farm supply store, or Woodworkers Supply works
great for small quantities if you can mix by volume. Woodworkers also
has small cups, sticks, and acid brushes for a reasonable price. No
need to resort to the freezer trick..............
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Leon McAtee

Don't do it! accurcy of those plastic syringes is terrible.

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Dennis Johnson wrote:
"steveukman" wrote in message
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I am seeking advice about mixing and storing epoxy.


For 15 bucks you can buy an electronic scale on EBay with an accuracy of a
tenth of a gram that will allow you to mix tiny batches of epoxy.
Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable with using previously frozen, mixed
epoxy for an airplane unless the epoxy manufacturer okayed it, but I'm a
coward. My advice is to get an accurate scale and only mix as much as you
need.
Remember, prepreg is purchased frozen & kept in a cooler until needed.
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