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| − | Used for mixing EZ poxy, the primary structural epoxy in 44|100 ratio. These are highly recommended, they work well and save a huge amount of time and worry.<br/> | + | Used for mixing [[EZ-84 Epoxy|EZ poxy]], the primary structural epoxy in 44|100 ratio. These are highly recommended, they work well and save a huge amount of time and worry.<br/> |
== Packaging Weights == | == Packaging Weights == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:07, 20 August 2010
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General Description
This highly recommended pump, aptly called Sticky-Stuff Dispenser, will save about 50.00 in epoxy in building a VE type aircraft, plus time, mess, dermatitis, temper and risk of bad batches.
Velocity Use
Used for mixing EZ poxy, the primary structural epoxy in 44|100 ratio. These are highly recommended, they work well and save a huge amount of time and worry.
Packaging Weights
1 ea. Aircraft Spruce
Directions for Use
Pour epoxy and resin into the appropriate bins. Keep warm, preferably in a hotbox, and use before it goes bad (months). If you're going to be away from the project for an extended period of time, or if the pump will not be kept above 70-75 degrees F, it's advisable to pump it empty, and clean with alcohol for storage.
Safety and Handling
See MSDS for the epoxy in use.
