REFLECTOR: EZ-84 hardener

[Chris Barber]

I am ready to be corrected, but in the few times I have spoke with Gary Hunter and seen him speak, IIRC he states that this stuff really doesn't degrade.  He has stated that the shelf live is a myth used more for marketing and potential concern for liability minimizing.

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Subject: Re: REFLECTOR: EZ-84 hardener

Along those lines, is there really any point in me even looking at my 4 year old hardener?   I've read that it tends to degrade after about 2 years.

Conditions have varied from 100+ degrees to low 30's.


On Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 12:20 PM, Peter Braswell <peter.braswell at gmail.com<mailto:peter.braswell at gmail.com>> wrote:
Glenn
It's going bad.  You night get a little more mileage if you submerge the container in really hot water but its been my experience that once it starts getting lumpy, you're on borrowed time.

Peter

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On Nov 18, 2012, at 3:11 PM, Glenn Falkenberg <airmech2 at gmail.com<mailto:airmech2 at gmail.com>> wrote:


Is it normal for EZ -84 hardener to get lumpy. I have my epoxy box temp set at 70 degrees. Is this normal or is it going bad?

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