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Watch as our workshop team repairs a Beetle Cat rudder using System Three Quick Fair fairing compound. After four hours cure time, the putty was sanded...

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Posted Tuesday September 2 @ 8:42 am

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System Three Epoxy FAQs

I made a large batch and found a few areas that are still sticky after most of the surface is cured hard. What happened?

The material was probably not thoroughly mixed and unmixed material was scraped from the container onto the surface. When mixing, always be sure to mix from the bottom to the top and scrape the sides of the container and the stick. Experienced users dump and scrape the mixed material from the first container into a second and then mix again. This prevents the problem described above.

I made a large batch and found a few areas that are still sticky after most of the surface is cured hard. Can I fix it?

Yes. First, scrape off what you can. Then pour or wipe a suitable solvent on the surface. Wear a respirator or provide proper ventilation when working with solvents. Wipe or scrub the resin surface. This will remove residual uncured resin but won't harm any cured resin. Sand the underlying cured resin and apply a fresh coat properly measured and thoroughly mixed.

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Posted Thursday August 28 @ 09:07 am