EPOXY Help

[magengar]

Has anyone here ever used THIS?.............



"Mr. Epoxy Pro High Density"

How is it?
Does it cure as rigid and solid as Resin?
Sand-able?
Paint-able?
Sculpt-able?
Drill-able?
Working time BEFORE it cures?
Good for small or large applications?
Can it withstand Heat, up to how high?
Can it withstand Cold, down to how low?
Other similar products like this? (if so, please list it here)

So many questions from an inquiring mind. ;D

Thanks!

zozo-mag

[admin1 aka Ed]

?? I don't know. Sorry.

[admin1 aka Ed]

This is what I use in Aerospace work for kydex (kinda like Jumbos) as well as composite adhesion:

www.plexusasia.com/TDS/MA310%20TDS.pdf

[magengar]

Wow, Thanks Ed! I'll check that out.

zozo-mag

[xiombarg]

Not familair with this, but..
If it's an epoxy putty, I've had good luck with Tamiya epoxy putty, and even JB Weld putty for some things. Putty sticks well to most plastics (it's best to to some quick light sanding to roughen up the surface) and putty sands easy. When first mixed the Tamiya is a bit too sticky to easily sculpt, so I let it sit for a bit (like maybe 15-30 minutes) and then it works great.

[magengar]

Nice! I'm ready to try anything chimed in here and see what
works best... I wanna use putties for sculpting original templates
instead of wasting Casting resin.

For now I've been using balsa wood and clay, and I'm about to experiment
with fiberglass resin and body filler sold at Home Depot, since that stuff
is used on cars, and cures in a few hours.

Keep 'em comin!

zozo-mag