Re: [VFB] Epoxy question

[Dan Gober]

I use devon, 5 and 30 min epoxy. I've had very good results. Be sure the epoxy is at room temp around 70 degrees. Make sure to measure the two part carefully. Don't use a toothpick to mix with, I use a needle and a small piece of aluminum foil to mix on.  Dan----- Original Message ----- From: Jimmy D. Moore To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 9:17 AM Subject: Re: [VFB] Epoxy question Ron, Sounds like your epoxy is OLD or COLD.   The epoxy I use for my golf club repair gets like that after a year or two - I throw it out.   I've noticed that with new epoxy that it needs to be room temperature to "flow" correctly.  I'd think that any good epoxy would do the trick for you, even most brands of 5 minute quick-set will be crystal clear. JIMMY *********************************************************************** Ron Tenthorey wrote: Just built a turner and would like to know which epoxy is the best. My sample epoxy was really thick,slightly yellow in colour and hard to apply. I'm looking for a crystal clear and easy to apply brand. ThanksRON --      Jimmy D. Moore                               I FISH BECAUSE I MUST !  " BIGTROUTMAN"                    But, more importantly, I fish because        Woodway, TX                                       my Dad taught me!                   "THE GUY WHO INVENTED WORK NEVER CAUGHT A FISH!" Scout Exec. BSA,(Ret.) - Outdoor Writer,  TOWA, GRTU, FFF     For fly fishing info across the USA world. check out     http://www.BIGTROUTMAN.homestead.com/MainPage.html       World Clock:   http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/