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Frogwatch wrote:
I had some epoxy left over from a project two years ago and I tried to use it. It seemed to have separated into a watery top part and a thicker milky bottom part. The whole mess smelled like ammonia. Nevertheless, I did use some of it by mixing it very well. It took a long time to cure but it did work. A couple of weeks later, it had gotten so that I could not even mix it so I had to throw it away. I am wondering if moisture had condensed as water in the container somehow but this would be a lot of water, almost a half gallon. the part A has begun to crystallize on you. Heating it up (like honey) would dissolve the milky crystals and make it as good as new!. The part B will darken over time and develop a strong amonia smell, it is fine to use. paul oman progressive epoxy polymers, inc www.epoxyproducts.com/marine.html |
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