Epoxy

[Farrell]

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Roger Jolly (bless his heart) refers to West System resin as being =
"water-thin" (I sure hope I have not mis-quoted Roger!). I asked him if =
he were using something different than I. He said no. It is definitely =
not water-thin, but it is indeed quite low in viscosity compared to many =
of the thick epoxies. With no fillers added, it has the consistency of =
something like motor oil. I would say it is thick enough to not wick =
into things real well like thin CA can. But I use it for installing =
bridge pins - it works real well, easy to handle, and will creep into =
little cracks next to pins that are present in so many old bridge tops. =
And of course you can make it as thick as you want with the various =
fillers.

http://www.westsystem.com/ =20

What is your intended use?

I have heard from others that a product called Epotec 301 (my spell =
checker suggested "erotic", but I think it is Epotec) may be thinner =
than West System resin. I have not tried it. I had the address, but I =
cannot find it now. Anyone have the address?

Terry Farrell =20
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  From: David Love=20
  To: Pianotech=20
  Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 12:50 AM
  Subject: Epoxy


  I keep hearing mention of an epoxy that is the consistency of water.  =
Who makes this product and where can I get it. =20


  David Love

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