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I'd like to get away from mini-pumps and their clogging and other hassles. I've usually got about 3 different 4.5 gallon containers of West & ProSet resin on the go, and 4 or 5 different hardeners. Any thoughts on racking them upside down on a shelf, with a bit of plumbing, and a tap for each container? The real issue is measuring out accurate quantities - both large and small - either by weight or volume. With the pumps, often one shot is too large for a minor job, while a big laminating or fairing job has me pumping dozens of times in a session (and the thicker resins are incompatible with the std minipumps too). Phil www.philsfoils.com |
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