Bridge Pin/Epoxy Question

[Nichols]

At 08:27 AM 6/21/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I bought the marine resin from Read Plastics in Rockville, Maryland in the 
>mid 1980's.  I used it because it was almost a water thin consistency 
>instead of thick like epoxy.  You mix a few drops of hardener with the 
>marine resin and it flows easily into the cracks around a warmed bridge pin. 

Hi Carol and list..
	From the department of redundancy department, comes
http://www.westsystem.com/ .
This is the company that makes the coolest epoxy/marine resin/floor
sealer/bridge repair/rim re laminator/fiberglass stabilizer etc. etc. etc. 

Start with a basic kit (cheap) and know that you can get 50 gallon drums if
needed.

Enjoy,
Guy


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