In a message dated 97-01-26 23:12:16 EST, you write: >In reference to the use of high tech resins for reinforcing split or >de-laminated pin blocks, what is impact resin? I have used both >polyester resins and epoxy resins in repairing my sail boats. Both have >their proper places in boat construction with the epoxy resins probably >better suited to heavy duty uses. > >Would those technicians who have responded that they have used resins to >repair split pinblocks please e-mail to me or to the list the type of >resin that they used. If you indeed used impact resin, could you give a >more complete description of its properties? > >Thank you, >Ronald Duschenchuk RPT >Sayville, NY > > Ron I call it impact resin, because that is what I was told to call it. If you use epoxy resin to repair sail boats, I guess that is the same stuff. I get my supply from a company called Cope Plastic in St. Louis. I believe they have plants in other parts of the country. It is a clear liquid, which is activated by just a drop or 2 of kicker. (one drop per 2 oz.). Willem Blees RPT St. Louis
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