No mixing involved. it should be applied straight from the bottle. Takes a little longer to dry than 5 min epoxy, but dries clear and is very durable.
The stuff is non-flammable and does not cause toxic fumes. I was told it is water-based. Not sure about that; all I know is that the bottle reads: polyurethane formula. Apparently - but I'm no chemist - you can't use water to thin it down, but you should use isopropyl alcohol.
Martin
DonO wrote:
Don't those require mixing?
DonO
----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Westbeek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Epoxy Substitute
Gary,================================================================
Loon Hard Head (or Soft Head) will give you good results, too.
Martin
Gary Miller wrote:
DonO -
Any suggestions on this?
- Gary
At 07:59 PM 01/12/2003, you wrote:
Any suggestions on a good substitute for epoxy that is easy to work with and doesn't require mixing and all that goes with standard epoxy? Will be using it to make epoxy heads and such.================================================================
Also, has anyone used Sparkle Body? What results?
Thanks.
- Gary
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