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Frequently asked Questions:
What to look for when choosing the best epoxy resin?
Epoxy resin can be used for different purposes, but not every product is intended for the same purpose. Before choosing, it is important to understand the material and surface compatibility of the epoxy resin.
Consider viscosity, cure time, durability and other important factors to find the best epoxy for your project.
In what conditions is it possible to work with epoxy resin?
It is necessary to work with resin in a well-ventilated area. The room should not be a kitchen or a bedroom. It can be a separate non-residential room in an apartment, workshop or office with low humidity and a temperature not lower than 20 and not higher than 25-27 ° C. resin is very afraid of moisture. If there is high humidity in the room, cloudy spots and other defects may appear on the surface of the product after curing.
After complete polymerization (curing), the resin is completely non-toxic and safe for humans and animals. It is also harmless for contact with the skin: you can safely touch the resin works with your hands, and put cold food on the dishes from it.
But in liquid form, resin is toxic not only to humans, but also to animals and the environment in general. Work with any epoxy resin when mixing and working with a gas burner, hair dryer should be carried out strictly in personal protective equipment: in a respiratory mask, gloves, apron, in a special well-ventilated, ventilated room.
Is resin harmful?
Containers must be hermetically sealed. The shelf life of epoxy resins is limited to an average of 12 months. After that, there may be a loss of quality.
Store the containers no lower than 10 and no higher than 30 degrees.
Do not store packages on the floor.
Do not store in a place accessible to children!
Exposed resin may crystallize. The crystallized resin must be heated in a water bath until it becomes completely liquid and transparent. Use only clear resin!
What should be considered when storing epoxy resin?
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