Gee, maybe that's why the event has always been so controversial. We just have better equipment for gathering imformation nowadays, and gaggles of lawyers to defend any position. Lay-Up Resin is Not Finish Resin Greetings again from the Banana Republics, thought I would relay on a lesson learned about Central American fiberglass resins. The additive is generally available, but you may need to ask for it. As a rule, good, fresh resins and epoxies, including U.S. name brands, have generally been available from Mexico to Panama.
Prices vary, but are about the same as in the States.
Both epoxies and polyesters behave differently in the tropical heat and humidity than up north, so a little pre-experimentation is a good thing. Over and out, all is well in the Republics, couldn't be happier. I have a paper copy subscription which I'm not ready to give up , but will visit the web site also. Keep up the great work. Thanks from a California sailor, Charlie Schafer You know from reading the paper copy that there's quite a bit more information, stories, etc.