There is no need to complicate the vacuum bagging or any other epoxy process
with alcohol. Epoxies are available in a variety of viscosities and some are
water thin. Aircraft Spruce and Specialty, Aerospace Composite Products,
Composite Structures Technologies, Fibre Glast, Fiberlay, and marine su
I suggest using DENATURED ALCOHOL from the paint thinner section of your
hardware store. "Ordinary" alcohol could be interpreted by some as
Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol, which often has a high water content (up to 50%
or more).
Also, when using Denatured Alky, apply in thin layers so the alcohol
>Hi Twaung,
>Mix in a little denatured alcohol with the epoxy. This works quite well.
>Get the alc. at your local hardware paint or home depot etc.
>Art
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Where ever ytou get the alcohol, get the one only contain 100%
alcohol. Rubbing ALcohol frothe grug store has a t
hi there,
I was just wondering how you thin epoxy?
Thankscan you tell I'm new to this? =)
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