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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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