Has anyone tried to make a lay up with vinylester resin over cured epoxy resin
(West System)? ?As in a fuel tanks.? I??want to make my front deck with out the
header tank so I can start on my canopy. ?I don't want to buy the vinylest
resin untill I start on the wing tanks so I can do all tanks t
I have some vinylester resin that I bought two or three months ago and have
not opened yet. I know that promoted ve has a short shelf life, but what
exactly happens to it when it expires? How can I tell if it is still good?
I am probably only going to use it to make a mold so I don't care about
s
Brian,
If it's still liquid, it's still good. As it get's old, it first turns
to goo, then to stone.
Jeff
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 21:45:50 -0500 "Brian Kraut"
writes:
> I have some vinylester resin that I bought two or three months ago
> and have
> not opened yet. I know that promoted ve has a
Marks point about being ready to use it when you buy it is very important. I
have bought 2 gallons and have used maybe 1/2 gal. total. Now I need more. I
tried to revive the hardened resin by heating but it did not work. Does anyone
know a source for vinylester resin other than A/C Spruce or a s
To: "KR builders and pilots"
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: KR>vinylester resin
Marks point about being ready to use it when you buy it is very important. I
have bought 2 gallons and have used maybe 1/2 gal. total. Now I need more. I
tried to revive the hardene
I do not know anywhere in the US they sell Ester resins, But in Australia I
just go to where Glass Chemical tanks are made.
The ones the use on farms for spraying.
I just looked in the phone book.
They sell it.
Phil Matheson
mathe...@dodo.com.au
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