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derbyrm wrote:
I rigged up a double boiler arrangement (pan full of water with some junk on the bottom to keep the epoxy jug up a little). Put the thing on a gas burner and get the water hot. I think you're looking for 180 degrees F in the epoxy, but I just quit when the epoxy was shiny and clear again. I've found that all I have to do is place the containers in a sink and fill it with hot water (~125 degrees or so). |
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