REFLECTOR: Epoxy Ratio Pump Box

[larry]

My solution may be a bit crude but it has been effective.  I started with a 
table that is about 2' x 4' and simply built an enclosure over it using 2" 
foil back styrofoam insulation and duct tape.  The removable front, 2' high 
by 4' wide, is held in place by friction from the table top and the top of 
the enclosure which overhangs the front.

Climate control is provided by a light bulb, wattage changed as required by 
outside temperature, and a thermometer that hangs from the top of the 
enclosure.

This provides heated storage for the pump and all other products that must 
be protected.


At 01:46 PM 8/27/2004, you wrote:
>Can someone suggest convenient dimensions for an insulated box
>to keep the epoxy warm in the Michael's Epoxy Ratio Pump Box?
>Thanks,
>  Jorge Bujanda
>  XL FG   N625TT
>  Palmdale, CA
>
>
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