Joe, I used Aeropoxy on my wings, I used the gallon kit if I recall correctly. I recommend making up the epoxy in small batches as you move along, not a large pot - it will cook off. Aeropoxy comes with set mix ratio, I used a set of West System pumps which matched the required ratio. I took the Aeropoxy resin and hardener and put it in containers that the West pumps would mate to without problems. This simplified things greatly and made for a way of mixing batches quickly.
Thanks, Rob Schmitt N1852Z _www.robert7721.com_ (http://www.robert7721.com) From: cruz...@frontiernet.net Subject: KR> Aeropoxy To: kr...@mylist.net Message-ID: <233746709.11955.1325293098664.javamail.r...@cl05-host04.roch.ny.frontiernet .net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 I am wondering how much Aeropoxy I will need for wing construction on my KR2S. How much should I have on hand while laying up the fiberglass ? I plan just one layer of glass at a time with peel-ply.Is there is a method to figure how much to mix for a given area ? From previous experience with the older type Rand resins ,I always seemed to have extra resin gone to waste. Also is the one hour hardener enough time to wet out one layer of glass? I'm thinking it's plenty of time with this lower viscosity type resin. Happy New Year Joe Cruz KR2S Spencer,NY
