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ARGOLDMAN@aol.com wrote:

> Bob, Something tells me that I read that the two systems are not 
> compatible with eachother. Don't mix until you are certain.
>  
> The shipping problem is with the MGS 285 fast hardener.
>  
> Wicks ships (sink ships) both hardeners.
>  
> Rich

 Spruce had a problem shipping the slow hardener.  You can't even fill 
in the form with the part number on their website.  Wicks isn't having a 
problem.  Either Wicks didn't get the memo, or Spruce has something else 
going on besides hazardous shipping.

Regardless, I won't be experimenting with mixing odd epoxy combinations 
that aren't supported by the manufacturer...this time around.  Most 
likely I wouldn't consider it a ripe area for experimentation the next 
time around either.  I know just enough about organic chemistry to know 
that I don't know enough about organic chemistry to do that.

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