Epoxy resin products can be messy and get on surfaces where they are not wanted. They should be removed before they cure to avoid having to grind them away later. This is especially important when gluing around interior areas or on surfaces where visual appearance will be important. While the resin should be cleaned up before it cures, there is no particular rush to remove immediately as it exudes from a joint. In fact, as it stiffens up a bit, removal is actually easier since there won't be as great a tendency to spread it around while it is still fluid, especially the with POXY-SHIELD� due to its thinner viscosity. However, don't wait too long or the resin will cure hard. Nothing can remove the resin at this point other than sanding.
regards
Terry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ross Goddard
Sent: Monday, 25 November 2002 2:13 PM
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Subject: Resin & Fuel?Anyone know if epoxy resin is resistant to fuel.
I am thinking of making up an airbox for my SUs and was wondering if I have to get special resin?Thanks
Ross G
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