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Question: Is there any way to add something to epoxy to make it less glossy?
Document: I really like the West System epoxy. It's the only one I use. I sometimes fill voids in wood. Helps you take wood that some would consider low grade and make the defects focal points while strengthening them.
I use small clear plastic 9 oz cup and plastic spoon to mix it in.After it is mixed it is a fairly thin liquid, about the viscosity of model paint. It is thin enough to seep into rotted wood and is good for rebuilding rotted wood items. You can add a thickener like this:WEST SYSTEM COLLOIDAL SILICA 6 0OZto get a thicker consistency, to make it up to like peanut butter if you need it thicker.
Had I used West epoxy (or any other type of epoxy), I would have paid more for the epoxy than I paid for the boat!
I've used West System products for years. In my opinion, theirs is the best two-part epoxy on the market, bar none.
Everyone has a different budget, but when I needed a lot of stuff to rebuild an old fiberglass canoe I bought, I picked up a fiberglass resin at Home Depot for about 1/3 the price of West epoxy. I think it was a polyester resin; it my have been vinylester.
I use this to make Organite pieces and it works perfectly. Also it is very affordable, head to your local craft store and you will pay 50$ for 32oz of clear casting resin. I would definitely purchase this agan.
It would have been nice if they gave you an idea of how much resin it took to cover a square foot area. I was doing several pieces and had to guess on how much to use. I was wrong and had to make a second batch before is set up. So with only 22 minutes to work with I would have been more efficient if they had said &#34; this amount will cover so much area&#34;/
i use this for wood repairs on custom guitars. this stuff hardens really well. it gets like a rock. able to sand it and drill into it too. my only issue is that i wish it was a bit thicker, like a paste , so it can be held in place upside down or whatever. cause it tends to run a little. but i guess thin is ok too ....for filling small deep drill holes.
i liked the product it is the best ...i also like the price.....i would recomend it to any one doing fiberglass work
but overall i like this stuff. im gonna order more.
Answer: no