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carbonloony
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Hiya 
Well this aint easy is it 
hoping for loads of help 
just a quickie, why dus the epoxy resin go cloudy ????

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High humidity when working with the uncured resin .. and while hardening, also often causes "amine blush" and a greasy feeling surface.

Working in too low temperatures also makes some resins cloudy.

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