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I have a glue up to do that requires epoxy. I have some old stuff (West
Syst.)--both resin and hardener--that was purchased way more than 5 years ago. I know how to get rid of the crystallisation from the resin and have used the stuff from time to time on non-critical applications and it seems to work okay. But this task is different--a couple of chairs--and I don't want to skimp. I have to use epoxy on this glue-up because it is slippy and has a long open time. Does anyone know for sure if I can use what I have or need to get some fresh stuff? Regards, David Todtman |
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