Fred,
For the past four years, I routinely store both parts of Aeropoxy at
temperatures often exceeding 100 degrees F plus (38 Degrees C). I've
noted no ill effect.
I live in Tucson, AZ and I only heat or cool my garage when I'm working.
Summer temperatures often exceed 100 degrees, typically, 100 days a year.
I've experienced "exotherm" when trying to mix large batches of epoxy
(100+ grams, flox in particular), and I sometimes yearn for greater pot
life, but I've had no problems.
GRoberts
A187
Tucson, AZ
wings done
cockpit module installed
<fklein@orcasonline.com> writes:
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> I have inadventantly cooked a can of resin and hardener overnite at
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> Any thoughts on whether or not I should or must throw it out?
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> Fred
> A194
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