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![]() Meindert Sprang wrote: DON'T!!! Polyster will fall off. It does not stick to wood well, the slightest stress will separate it from the wood. Use epoxy. I once made a mistake to join two pieces of wood with poly/glass. It dit not hold, I could peel it off clean. You will NEVER be able to peel off epoxy/glass without tearing wood fibres. Meindert Thank you everyone for your input. I will probably ignore the advise to throw away my remaining resin and spend 3 times as much for epoxy and run the chances of developing an alergic reaction. PLEASE - the whole polyester vs epoxy controversy has been done to death. I know - I've been part of it on this forum for years. I had hoped that this thread wouldn't re-ignite it but it seems that it has. I went into the project fully aware of the impact of my materials choices. I will however plan on putting the panels in place before coating them - reducing the chances of resin failure. Andrew Butchart |
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