Thanks Dan, I will be using the V.E. for the wing tanks pulled from plug molds I built. Now just to figure out how much to buy.
Steve Phillabaum KR2Swide Shorter, Alabama 334-740-0066 From: Dan Heath da...@windstream.net During my recent bout with VE, I have found that it does have some redeeming ualities. OK, maybe only one redeeming quality. That is, that it is very asy to mix. You just add the number of drops you think will be needed to et it to cure in the time and temperature you are going to work with. I am bout to finish up a quart kit that I got over two months ago and it is till usable. I have been mixing 18 drops per two OZ of resin and vary that ownward a few drops if I have a larger layup to do. I would never use it or normal layups, but if you have to bond with other stuff made with VE, it sn't as bad as I remembered it's being. The big bummer is not being able o lay it out on plastic sheet and that it is impossible to sand. I have ot tried the PVA thing yet. ----Original Message----- s for KR's what kind of shelf life are people REALLY getting with vinyl ster resin? and, What amount of work time are you getting for lay ups at 72 o 75 degrees shop temp?
