Sure I'll teach you. I can be fun. can get expensive when your teaching yourself. I wonder if you can buy one of those weight watchers scales. I have one I bought from wal-mart.
Okay here we are 12 hours later well it has dried some what a finish shinier than my old gym teachers bald head I mean gym flood one problem only looks dry touched it and left a finder print and now my dam finger is sticky again how can it still be tacky after 12 hours work shop is down to 68* []
Are you POSITIVE that you mixed 1:1? Doing multiple shots can lead to problems (like when I miscount when I do recipes calling for lots of cups of flour)
I have to ask, do you know what the humidity is in the basement? Do you run a dehumidifier in there? Even with the temperature sufficiently high, when the humidity is also on the high side in the work environment, I've had issues with slow cure times on West Systems epoxy to the point of having to set up dehumidifiers the day before beginning work.
It is a finished insulated basement not sure of exact but it feels dry but that was a thought I had as well. So I dusted off and started running my old dehumidifier last night around 01:00 hardly any water in it now at all so my guess is my humidity is not too bad. I’m beginning to think I got a bad batch did I mention they call me lucky at work[]
can you beleive i just went on there web to get there 1800 tech number and the srever is down LOL[xx(]
West is thinking the wrong hardener got packeged sending it back for testing from store they will give me two new cans
okay Drum roll DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Got new resin and new Hardener mixed it up coated deck 2 hours later I'm holding it and I'm not sticky, well at least not any stickier than I was before I picked it up [] point being it’s cured and well I'm still sticky.
It dries nicely [] now however the overhang fiberglass isn’t really hard it is very flexible which doesn’t seam right to me with the bondo it is always hard as a rock what gives []
Show us a pic... If it's one layer of 'glass, then it'll still be pretty flexible if there's nothing to back it up.
That is true. Is it cloth or mat? Did the Aoba as a male plug. Coated the outside with aluminum foil, spayed on 3M adhesive, layed on the cloth and resin. Waited 24 hours, pulled it off the plug, and removed the foil. It was still very flexible at this point. Then layed in two layers of mat and resin. Strong after 24 hours. Lots of sanding and epoxy after that.
There is nothing it is cloth I guess I'm just used to the Bondo brand man that glass is like iron after it dries[V]
