Epoxies??

[Crooked Stic]

Okay who is epoxy smart here? Are all the resins the same on the slow and fast cures and have different gardeners?
I have some 3 to 1 hardened and some 2 to 1 resin left. Can I mix or not.

[Flem]

Can you be more specific? Like exactly what brands and which products?

[mmattockx]

I have some 3 to 1 hardened and some 2 to 1 resin left. Can I mix or not.

You are very vague with your question. The basic answer will be 'no' unless you get more specific and answer Flem's questions. Brand, type, etc. are all crucial for this type of thing.


Mark

[Crooked Stic]

Here is what I just got. and have some of it left over. But also have quite a bit of the 3 to one mix hardener left over. Dont know if it can be used with the 2 to 1 stuff. My guess not worth the chance.


The slow hardener

[Flem]

You got US Composites epoxy there. If you were to go to their website, like I just did, you would find all the pertinent information listed. They make two resins and 4 different hardeners. You have the #635 thin resin and the #556, 2-1 slow hardener and yes they are compatible. So is the 3-1 medium hardener with the #635
You can use three of the hardeners with that resin.

[Roy from Pa]

Flem yer just a bundle of information dude.

Good job.

[Flem]

I like glue

[Crooked Stic]

Oops

[Bowjunkie]

"I like glue"

Lmao.

I do too.

[Roy from Pa]

Remember that white glue they used in grade school?

It tasted pretty good. LOL

[Robertfishes]

Remember that white glue they used in grade school?

It tasted pretty good. LOL

   
Did you mix a few Paint Chips into it Mr Roy? 

[Crooked Stic]

Yeah Roy they ggot that school glue in sticks now ------ guess you could smear it in your stach and taste all day long 

[Roy from Pa]

LOL

[Flem]

Never ate the stuff, but I still like the aroma of an expensive, quality, aged glue.