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Re: epoxy thickener

Jim Conlin27 May 2004 15:49
Watch this space.  It's gonna happen.
One of these days, someone will nominate garden dirt as an epoxy filler.
Hey, it's good for standing on and it's cheap.

> I have been working on Minicup #2 but ran out of colloidal silica
> epoxy thickener and do not feel like driving all the way across town
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> flour, it does not work as well but is ok. I wonder if I could mix a
> bug killer like Sevin dust with it to help preserve the wood.

Parallax27 May 2004 14:54
I have been working on Minicup #2 but ran out of colloidal silica
epoxy thickener and do not feel like driving all the way across town
to West marine.  So, I recalled some discussions about using talcum
powder or wood flour for this purpose.  First, I used some of my wifes
powder till she found out and blew a gasket over it.  I checked,
powder is expensive, makes the boat smell funny too.  Then, I recalled
cornstarch is used as a thicken er for stews and soups and I had a
little and it worked fairly well.  When it ran out, I used regular
flour, it does not work as well but is ok. I wonder if I could mix a
bug killer like Sevin dust with it to help preserve the wood.

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