What's the most durable & quickest drying Epoxy
Sixx
02-27-2008, 11:27 PM
It's the same old familiar scenario..........
I'm at the end of a project, everything's looking allright. I need to do the last few details, gluing in the windows, rear bumpers, tail lights.....
I need to epoxy in the windshield. I'm using a quick cure (5 minute epoxy)
It's wayyyyy more than a 5 minute cure as it claims. The bottle doesn't have a name. I got it from my LHS
What are some alternatives that I can use, or is there a better product that I just haven't found yet?
I'm at the end of a project, everything's looking allright. I need to do the last few details, gluing in the windows, rear bumpers, tail lights.....
I need to epoxy in the windshield. I'm using a quick cure (5 minute epoxy)
It's wayyyyy more than a 5 minute cure as it claims. The bottle doesn't have a name. I got it from my LHS
What are some alternatives that I can use, or is there a better product that I just haven't found yet?
Lownslow
02-27-2008, 11:35 PM
It's the same old familiar scenario..........
I'm at the end of a project, everything's looking allright. I need to do the last few details, gluing in the windows, rear bumpers, tail lights.....
I need to epoxy in the windshield. I'm using a quick cure (5 minute epoxy)
It's wayyyyy more than a 5 minute cure as it claims. The bottle doesn't have a name. I got it from my LHS
What are some alternatives that I can use, or is there a better product that I just haven't found yet?
THAT MEANS YOU DIDNT MIX IT RIGHT
I'm at the end of a project, everything's looking allright. I need to do the last few details, gluing in the windows, rear bumpers, tail lights.....
I need to epoxy in the windshield. I'm using a quick cure (5 minute epoxy)
It's wayyyyy more than a 5 minute cure as it claims. The bottle doesn't have a name. I got it from my LHS
What are some alternatives that I can use, or is there a better product that I just haven't found yet?
THAT MEANS YOU DIDNT MIX IT RIGHT
CifeNet
02-28-2008, 05:26 PM
There is 1 min epoxy by Loctite. It bonds within 40 secs...
Sixx
02-28-2008, 05:34 PM
Thanks man! Have you used it on your windows and finishing details?
CifeNet
02-29-2008, 06:31 PM
I tend to use epoxy to glue bodies and bigger size parts.
For clear plastic windows and such, I use acrylic clear. I also like using a mild wooden glue which dries clear for those.
For clear plastic windows and such, I use acrylic clear. I also like using a mild wooden glue which dries clear for those.
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