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| Epoxy resin and cloth selection questions I am trying to decide on the brand of epoxy to use to repair my boat. I thought I would use Raka but have learned of some more options. I am concerned about blush between coats. The Epoxy-plus from Clark Craft brags not to blush but I do not see hardner speed options. Another choice is Marinepoxy. Any opinions on these? I am attaching pictures of the boat repair areas, any suggestions on cloth choice and technique would be appreciated. Kevin |
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| Blush is not that big of a problem. Water and several paper towels will get rid of it. You can tell if there is blush or not by rubbing your finger on the cured epoxy. Feels waxy, or like grease. Don't forget to give a scuff sanding between coats if the resin has cured. |
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