I enjoyed Mr. Woods' comments.
Years ago when Resorcinol was the FAA standard for aircraft wood glues I
came up with a formula that was widely used until 1:1 ratio T88 came
on the scene. Hughes in Detroit worked with me to come up with FPL 16A.
Essentially formula FPL 16 (Forest Products La
At 03:23 PM 5/21/2007, you wrote:
>Hughes in Detroit worked with me to come up with FPL 16A.
> Essentially formula FPL 16 (Forest Products Laboratory) was modified
>by addition of more MEK to improve penetration. The end ratio was 10:1.
>The whole story was reported in Sport Aviation in the Octo
Hi Mick I spoke with you several times about HUGHES GLUE when I began an all
wood CA65 airplane project: about 20 years ago. (wher did the time go? I
found to be a wonderful glue I is still my favorite glue and is relativly
easy to use if you are careful .
.
>I enjoyed Mr. Woods' comments.
>
Hi Netters,
There is only one way to thin a thick epoxy properly. You must purchase a
"reactive dilutant". It is a substance that has properties like epoxy, in
that it will react with the hardener that you are using, thus your mix some
of it with the thick epoxy resin
that you are going to use.
Some people ask me about this subject. Here is something's to think about.
Thinning EpoxyThinning Epoxy
Thinning epoxy means lowering its viscosity. Low viscosity epoxy flows
better,
is easier to roll or brush, and saturates fiberglass fabric quickly. There
are
two methods of temporarily thinni
Eason
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 11:32 PM
To: KRnet
Subject: KR> Thinning epoxy in the winter
Some people ask me about this subject. Here is something's to think about.
Thinning EpoxyThinning Epoxy
Thinning epoxy means lowering its viscosity. Low viscosity epoxy flows
better,
is easie
NetHeads,
Larry Capps sent me some interesting info on thinning epoxy. It was written
by the folks at West Systems, but probably applies to all of them to some
extent. Two different articles, at:
http://www.krnet.org/misc/thinning_epoxy.html and
http://www.krnet.org/misc/thinning_epoxy.pdf
Mar
These absolutely apply when bonding. However, my comments were restricted
to using dry micro as a filler/leveler.
>Two different articles, at:
>
>http://www.krnet.org/misc/thinning_epoxy.html and
>http://www.krnet.org/misc/thinning_epoxy.pdf
Larry Severson
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 968-98
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