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To: David Knecht; cnc-list@cnc-list.com
Cc: Dave Syer
Subject: Re: Stus-List Subject: Re: Keel repair
In my case, was not suggesting it is superior, I just prefer to purchase the
raw materials. This way, I can use unfilled as a first coat, make a putty for
the fill, and laminate at the end.
In my case, was not suggesting it is superior, I just prefer to purchase
the raw materials. This way, I can use unfilled as a first coat, make a
putty for the fill, and laminate at the end. Same epoxy, sometimes even
the same batch for multiple applications/jobs. YMMV.
Dave
On Tue, Nov 24, 201
For lead keel repair I think I'd just "clean" it very aggressively with an
angle grinder and a new, very coarse disk, then immediately paint it with
unfilled epoxy. While that is curing to its "B" stage, mix up a very stiff
batch of epoxy filled with fumed silica and chopped glass. Fill it wh
