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April 10th 04, 06:54 AM
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Stealth Pilot wrote in message . ..
On Thu, 08 Apr 2004 19:11:05 GMT, Ernest Christley wrote: Chris wrote: Hello everyone. I am attempting to find a suitable epoxy resin in SE Asia (Thailand specifically) for building a composite airplane. the major strength reducing contaminant for epoxy is moisture. make sure you take humidity into account when doing a layup. ie the lower the humidity the better. btw got a ciba geigy dealer nearby? they have aircraft stuff. Stealth Pilot Actually, CIBA Geigy sold their entire Araldite product line to Vantico. (Yes, already talked with them.  Vantico does have a small office here in Thailand, but no word from them yet on whether their recommended aircraft epoxies are available in SE Asia, and here in Thailand specifically. I'll definitely be following up on this though. Thanks for the help. 
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