Is this normal PartA/PartB epoxy? I'm looking for epoxy to use with sheets of fiberglass and I'm curious if this will do the trick.
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No, Absolutely not. You need a liquid epoxy or polyester resin specifically for fiberglass work. This is thick and filled with powdered steel.
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Part 1 epoxy with part 2 hardener. It might work, but I don't think this would be the best product for sheets of fiberglass.
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It would work on a very small area but what you really need if you are doing large sheets of glass weave is a product called west system it is very easy to mix if you buy the pumps that screw to the top of the can and can be applied with cheap throw away chip brushes if you have any other questions I can be reached at 443 258 0200 and mabye I could be of mre help if I new your exact application glad to help Gil
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Yes. I would rough-up the surface with sandpaper or steel wool. JB can handle about 500 deg F and 4000 psi.
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Yes. The product is quite thin but is extremely strong. I use it in constructing large model rockets and when I need a thicker product I use Wests Fillers ( Fiberglass,Silica) which do not reduce its strength. Best epoxy I have used!
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Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not .You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals ..Don't use armor all.
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Gluvit is an excellant product. I have used it for years. It does mix together but it is not like the regular epoxy mixes. The epoxy doesn't give you much time before it gives you a chemical set. Gluvit requires at least 48 hours to set depending how much dryer you mix with it so you should allow at least two days. The slow dry characteristics of Gluvit allows it to soak into the cracks, crevices and around rivets. Good luck with your project.
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Yes, I mix Flex Coat 2 part epoxy in them all the time. There is only one catch though, I pour the resin in one cup and the hardener is another cup. I tried pouring both parts in the same cup, but discovered that the cup measurements are not accurate, so I started using 2 cups each time I mix and that assures me accurate parts.
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I would advise you not to do that, and explain why... I bought the clear two part epoxy two coat, which comes with a small baggy of sand that is to be mixed in when mixing the base and catalyst. It adds a very nice sand paper like texture and coats the confetti flakes nicely and prevents them from being dislodged. If you have any more questions or want to see the pictures of my garage, hit me up at badandywsu@gmail.com.
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This is more of a gasket type silicone and doesnt dry as rigid and hard as say the clear silicone look for specific type silicone that is for aquariums or is especially for use in sealing glass......it is usually right with other silicones made by Permatex at hardware store......or Amazon search it(havent tried that......but gonna right now...LOL)
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In the description it says it's FR-4 which is glass reinforced epoxy. Pretty durable. FR-2 is the paper kind that you are referring to.
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Not no, but Heck NO! This stuff is for wood products. You might try a two-part epoxy such as Dev-con from B.E. Atlas.
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J-B Weld did not work for me when there was any liquid present. I believe that whatever you're repairing needs to be clean and dry while the epoxy sets.
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It will be a single piece unless it says otherwise. It will be regular thickness unless labeled "Professional".My regular one(I wanted the thick one)is truly fine. Not for first timers, tho.
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I have no problem using mine on aluminum and glass epoxy circuit boards.Although I have not tried it on mild steel, I think that would work as well.
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I can't answer that question without researching all of the numbers referenced. However, I have had 30 years of body shop experience so perhaps I can give you some insight. We always used "Duraglass" for major restoration where strength is important. It's a mixture of fiberglass resin and cloth shreds. It's not good for final finishing so you need regular "bondo" on top of the fiberglass filler. If you need to cover large holes then fiberglass cloth and resin is what you need. Hope that helps.
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I used it on fiberglass and it works very well. I wound up buying two bottles because I did a bad job of applying it. After the second- and much better coat - I find it much easier get in and out of the shower now. I really like it.
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Each Permatex gasket adhesive is specific for the function on the label - that said - I use the black most b/c it's a great adhesive as well - I recently did the valve covers on the old Yellow Dog Pickup and it seems to work as well for that app as the specific gasket sealer. I've used the Permatex line for decades - me fave is the black - reading the instructions on the packaging and tube seems to imply the products R for making gaskets rather than sealing or augmenting factory-type gaskets. I've done both. Reckoning what could it hurt added to a replacement gasket. It's a great way to stick a gasket that has a tendency for fall off during installation. ~:0) VivaChas!
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I have not used it for epoxy resin projects but I have used the molds for the epoxy for cake decorating. So I would think it would work fine. I hope this helped.
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Hi again Good question and very important. You really do not want to use a GLOSS resin as a laminating resin because it has a surfacing agent mixed-in. It can cause delaminations. Polyester LAMINATING would be the call