REFLECTOR: Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive

Jim Sower canarder at frontiernet.net
Wed Aug 10 21:22:08 CDT 2005


Aeropoxy always gave me a TERRIBLE time with it exotherm.  Kept cooking 
off right when I didn't need it to.  But that was quite a while back - 
might have changed since then. 
Anyway, I stick with MGS now ... Jim S.

Keith Hallsten wrote:

>Larry,
>
>It's 1:1.  Both of the components have a slight tendency to settle, so you
>need to stir each of them separately before spooning out what you need to
>mix for the project at hand.
>
>Although it tends to be a bit stringy and messy, I love this stuff for
>function.  It bonds really well to either properly cleaned and prepared
>metal or fiberglass.  I just used some yesterday to bond some spun-aluminum
>3" flanges onto my fiberglass air cleaner box.  There were some gaps in the
>fit-up so I stirred in some flox.  It worked great!
>
>Keith Hallsten
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: reflector-bounces at tvbf.org [mailto:reflector-bounces at tvbf.org] On
>Behalf Of lawrence epstein
>Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 4:16 PM
>To: reflector at tvbf.org
>Subject: REFLECTOR: Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive
>
>I just received my 1st supply of the Aeropoxy Structural Adhesive (Using 
>microglass/epoxy until now).
>
>Can anyone give me the mix ratio (preferably by weight). It isn't on the 
>cans.
>
>Larry Epstein
>
>
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