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| AL600 Balsa - What are Pros and Cons? Using AL600 Balsa, it's my understanding that this core material saves on epoxy because it's already pre-coated. What advantages does this material have over open end grain balsa? What are the disadvantages? I am picturing the bond between the resin I apply and the balsa. If the balsa already has a layer or resin on it, aren't I just getting myself a mechanical bond to whatever coatings the company that makes AL600 used? If I penetrate the balsa with resin myself, would I get a better bond by brining my resin straight into the balsa itself? Am I over thinking this? |
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| I don't think that you are overthinking this. I have wondered about this myself and will appreciate when you or someone else does a destructive test of like panels with AL600 and regular. Good luck and thanks for bringing it up! |
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