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lol- I think mixing
Posted by Charlie Jones on Jan 20, 2005
5 to 10 minutes would be WAY overdoing it. I also use about that many pumps at once when glassing, less in really hot weather, like when my shop is sitting in 98 degrees. If I tried mixing for 10 minutes I'd be mixing a hard, hot block of epoxy.
As long as it's WELL stirred, there's little reason to mix more than one or two minutes even with larger batches.
But here's something else I always do with larger batches- I alternate pumps. Couple pumps of resin, couple of hardener, couple more resin, couple more hardener till I get enough. THEN stir. Better distributes the hardener through the resin as you are pumping.
In Response to: Re: How many pumps? by Ken Leffert on Jan 19, 2005
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