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Sailboat Companionway Hatch
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Mixing the Epoxy
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Here's some pictures of the epoxy getting mixed. On the top left is HT9000 resin and HT9001 fast hardener mixed together. Right of them is the HT220 wood fibre I'm using as a filler. The bottom picture is the 55cc of epoxy mixed with one and a half 50cc scoops of filler. Although the can suggests 1:1, this makes a nice paste for gluing wood and forming fillets. At an equal ratio it was far too runny to be much use.
I've found the pot life to be substantially longer than Interlux suggests. Perhaps thats because it doesn't self heat much in the small 55cc batches I've made so far. It lasts over a half-hour at room temperature.
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