Epoxy resin Ratio 100:30

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Salim	Salim posted 11 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 40	Hello, As I'm new in carbon fiber, I'm wondering about the ratio 100:30 which is printed on the containers , what does mean, if there is any example please?
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Ozonedge	Ozonedge posted 11 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 7, Visits: 71	Hi, I was the same as you, found it a bit mind swirling, but one gentleman on this forum put it this way, which is so easy. ill try and find the thread, wanted to thank him as well. Ok so its this calculation. Total quantity of resin eg 150g divided by 1.3 = 115.38g this number is epoxy weight needed..... top up the rest with resin to 150g... or 34.62g hardener. if you go over with resin or you want a quick top up.... lets say you pour in 125g of resin do 125g x 1.3 = 162.5g so top up with hardener to 162.5 grams If you want to top up your pot with 50g resin weight, do 50g x 1.3 =65g top up to 65g with the hardener i found this so simple and works. i hope that helps. And thanks to the gent who posted this method, for ever greatful. Cheers Mark
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Salim	Salim posted 11 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 40	Thank you and helpful. But why using this value of 1.3?
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Thank you and helpful. But why using this value of 1.3?

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