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How do  I mix it? with the epoxy or hardener and for how long as the mixture usually turn cloudy aft mixing it with epoxy. Is it suppose to be that way
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Yes, that's right. It would no longer be clear when cured. Any additive (including fumed silica) will reduce the clarity of the resin when cured, particularly glass bubbles which make the resin go a white-ish colour.

Matt Statham
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Sales
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