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Thinning epoxy greatly reduces its strength and its effectiveness as a
sealant. It does get markedly thinner at warmer temperatures. If you want epoxy to penetrate a crevice, warm the creviced material with heat lamps or whatever, administer the epoxy, let it penetrate and top it up, then turn off the heat. "James" wrote in message ... A while back someone mentioned that you could thin epoxy with acetone. I need to pour some into some cracks.I'm using System 3 epoxy. Thanks, Jim -- |
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