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Subject:
marin boat biulding
Category: Science > Instruments and Methods Asked by: termitik-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
04 Aug 2006 12:47 PDT
Expires: 03 Sep 2006 12:47 PDT Question ID: 752613 |
I need glue that would be the same with epoxy but less toxic for boat building in low temperature range? |
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Subject:
Re: marin boat biulding
From: sparkysko-ga on 07 Aug 2006 11:45 PDT |
Epoxy isn't specifically the chemical. Epoxy by definition is just 'two parts'. Now what those parts are, depends on what type of epoxy it is. You aren't going to find anything with the strength of epoxy, that is not epoxy. There are no strong 'one part' glues. All the strong stuff is two part 'epoxy'. JB Weld, etc. Polyester Epoxy is pretty bad. Get the expensive stuff, not the polyester cheap stuff that they use for cars. It's some of the least toxic, strongest, and most tolerant you will find. |
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Re: marin boat biulding
From: knickers-ga on 02 Sep 2006 07:36 PDT |
I disagree with the comment above. There are a huge number of high tech adhesives on the market. You need to decide the exact characteristics that you want. Epoxy is not necessarily toxic. When cured it is highly stable and non toxic. In the resin form it can be an aquatic toxin. It is often the catalyst, part B that is tht toxic component. Try an altarnative curing agent. We need more info to assist further. check out www.mtechltd.co.uk for specific materials help. |
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