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Polyester or Epoxy?
A number of years ago WEST printed a small article in their 'How To . . .'
magazine. {subscriptions are free, just call them}. It was on just this subject and included a couple of dimensioned drawings. The crux of the story/drawings was a method of employing 'stops' or 'steps' on the pump shafts. By cutting the shapes from some 1/4inch material and placing the proper 'end' between the pump 'head' and 'base', you can get a REPEATABLE '50 percent' or '25percent' pump. I used Hardboard and painted them each a different color and marked them. With the a 'full pump' discharging approximately 1 ounce of 'mix', I have the ability to also get 1/2 ounce and 1/4 ounce {approximately} quantities for those small projects/uses. I use the 5 to 1 formulation . . . and the set-up works just as well with my 'standard' RAKA epoxy. Regards & Good Luck Ron Magen Backyard Boatshop "Meindert Sprang" wrote in message ... SNIP I use the pump set from West. The easiest way to mix. One push on each pump and you have a smal dose of the perfect mix. SNIP |
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