catch can as degassing chamber?


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Hi all,

Is it possible to use the epoxy catch can (https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/cp1-resin-infusion-catch-pot-small) as a degassing chamber? 
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Thats exactly what I do with mine.  Works a treat.
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catch can as degassing chamber?
tdiggity - 11 Years Ago
     Yes. For small amounts of resins.
brainfart - 11 Years Ago
     Yes, you can just about fit a plastic pint glass in them which holds about 450g of resin
ajb100 - 11 Years Ago
     Thats exactly what I do with mine. Works a treat.
FLD - 11 Years Ago
     Great, thanks for the answers. Next question - Do you keep pulling vacuum for the time it's...
tdiggity - 11 Years Ago
     I leave mine on full vacuum (pump running) for a couple of minutes. I have found that its best to...
FLD - 11 Years Ago

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