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![]() Chris wrote: Are you sure about that? 16-21C? All epoxy would harden in the can. ![]() He is right though - when mixed, it certainly canharden in the can - the trick is to have as big a surface when you have mixed it as possible, thushave as long an opening time as possible. The 16-21 degrees is for a "full strength" cure. |
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Dane:
Epoxy doesen't set off at room temperature without harder. Hardener is not acting as a solvent. Heat is never a catalyst. The hardening of resin is always a chemical reaction. And yes, when mixed with hardener, all resins will cure. |
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