<<Any recommendations for infusible epoxy?>>
If you're in the US, I'm partial to Paul Oman's products at http://www.epoxyproducts.com/
His website is about the worst imaginable, but he sells non-blushing cycloaliphatic resins for much less than the competition, and offers huge amounts of email advice, both on how to use the products and on which products to purchase.
I'm using his premium no-blush on a 26' plywood dory, and as a first coat will be using the low-viscosity version to soak into the wood. It will work like git-rot or the CPES penetrating epoxy, but have the added benefit of known compatibility with the rest of the layers.
If I didn't go with Oman, I'd use System3. I've met the guy who created the formulation and I like his priorities in terms of what he wanted to accomplish.
- Mike
If you're in the US, I'm partial to Paul Oman's products at http://www.epoxyproducts.com/
His website is about the worst imaginable, but he sells non-blushing cycloaliphatic resins for much less than the competition, and offers huge amounts of email advice, both on how to use the products and on which products to purchase.
I'm using his premium no-blush on a 26' plywood dory, and as a first coat will be using the low-viscosity version to soak into the wood. It will work like git-rot or the CPES penetrating epoxy, but have the added benefit of known compatibility with the rest of the layers.
If I didn't go with Oman, I'd use System3. I've met the guy who created the formulation and I like his priorities in terms of what he wanted to accomplish.
- Mike
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