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My drum of epoxy has partially crystallized - blame a cold
spring. Any suggestions on how to warm up ~200 lbs of epoxy + drum short of purchasing a drum heater?? I've thought of just painting it black and leaving it in the sun but this year we've had only a few days above 20°C (~72F) and I need to get the drum up to 120°F for a few hours to melt it all again. I've also got a small 1500W electric heater that I keep pointed right at the drum, which seems to melt a bit as I am using it, but I am beginning to think I'm getting behind the melting rate! I also have a 50,000 BTU Propane Heater that I can use in the garage space I am borrowing, but no easy way to direct it toward the drum (it mostly vents upwards like a kerosene heater). Thanks, etc. Evan Gatehouse |
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