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Ed Anderson wrote:

> Sure you can, Ernest.  Just work faster {:>) - sorry, couldn't help 
> myself, the devil made me do it, etc.
>
> Ed
>
> Ed Anderson
>

I could do that, Ed.  But I'd need you to come give me a hand 8*)

The bad thing is that this is occuring AFTER I've done most of the small 
stuff.  I'm now faced with making 4 panels in the shape of triangles, 
nearly 8ft on each side.  20 minutes just isn't enough working time.  I 
guess I could drop the temps in the garage to 50degrees or so.

>
>> Sorry to start another non-rotary thread, but I need some help.  I've 
>> been using MGS epoxy for all of my layups, but now Aircraft Spruce 
>> isn't selling the slow hardener any longer.  They gave me some noise 
>> about the shipping classification being changed, so that it now cost 
>> a minimum of $55 to ship the stuff.  I don't think I can work in 
>> 80degree North Carolina heat with only the fast hardener.  I know a 
>> lot of Cozy builder have used or are using this particular brand of 
>> epoxy.  Where are you getting the hardener from?
>>
>


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