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aran01
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Hi folks, As the winter is here now what is the lowest recommended curing temp for EL2 & IN2.
It is currently dropping down to 6degC here in my shed and I was wondering if the resin will eventually cure at this temp?
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baja_patient
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Can you heat the shed? How can you work in 6 degrees anyway? Alternatively, find a place to work inside the house.
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curing temp
aran01
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12 Years Ago
You MUST keep it around 20C if you want a successful cure. if you are lucky you might get away with...
Warren (Staff)
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12 Years Ago
What unused to do before getting my workshop sorted was infuse outside in the cold, then clamp the...
ajb100
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12 Years Ago
Can you heat the shed? How can you work in 6 degrees anyway? Alternatively, find a place to work...
baja_patient
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12 Years Ago
Build a warm box for your resin and cloth, doesn't need to be much just an MDF box with a low...
ChrisR
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12 Years Ago
Thanks guys for the feedback. I am working with a heater but I am moving the parts indoors once...
aran01
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12 Years Ago
Last winter I made some parts that latterly 1mth later still hadn't cured... I found if it didn't...
andygtt
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12 Years Ago
Like everyone says, don't make parts under 15°C or I would even say 20°C as a small remark I would...
matthieutje65
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12 Years Ago
[quote][b]andygtt (21/11/2013)[/b][hr]Last winter I made some parts that latterly 1mth later still...
stuart321
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12 Years Ago
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