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minor AND major mistake
Posted by: rusty berrier (---.nclxtn.infoave.net)
Date: February 05, 2005 01:51PM

reposting-sorry about dropping last name-habits die hard-so i get to tell everyone who read my last post AGAIN about the boneheaded thing i did-anyway, basic mistake-wrong bottle, coated a full rod with one part of a two part finish instead of a one part finish. any way to slavage finish without re-wrapping-it's a student's rod and his first wrap job-he coated it with what i handed him-next time will keep glasses handy.appreciate any ideas.

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: larry pirrone (---.ontrca.adelphia.net)
Date: February 05, 2005 02:05PM

i don't think you can salvage this. two part finishes require thorough mixing in the proper proportions. if you try to overcoat the existing guides the new layer may harden but you will have a goop underneath. i think you have to bite the bullet and strip the wraps and start over.

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Anonymous User (Moderator)
Date: February 05, 2005 05:31PM

Wipe the single part off. Use a gloved finger to wipe as much off as you can from each wrap. Then overcoat with a properly mixed two part epoxy of the same stuff. It will set up fine.

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:12PM

I almost did the same thing yesterday . I filled one syringe set bottle up on shelf then filled next syringe and I thought I had grabbed same bottle but wasn't sure so I added them together and started to mix , the mix didn't turn cloudy at start of mixing so I new they were from same bottle. Discarded and started over. Lucky part of my brain was still working.LOL.ED

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:12PM

I almost did the same thing yesterday . I filled one syringe set bottle up on shelf then filled next syringe and I thought I had grabbed same bottle but wasn't sure so I added them together and started to mix , the mix didn't turn cloudy at start of mixing so I new they were from same bottle. Discarded and started over. Lucky part of my brain was still working.LOL.ED

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:13PM

I almost did the same thing yesterday . I filled one syringe set bottle up on shelf then filled next syringe and I thought I had grabbed same bottle but wasn't sure so I added them together and started to mix , the mix didn't turn cloudy at start of mixing so I new they were from same bottle. Discarded and started over. Lucky part of my brain was still working.LOL.ED

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:13PM

I almost did the same thing yesterday . I filled one syringe set bottle up on shelf then filled next syringe and I thought I had grabbed same bottle but wasn't sure so I added them together and started to mix , the mix didn't turn cloudy at start of mixing so I new they were from same bottle. Discarded and started over. Lucky part of my brain was still working.LOL.ED

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:14PM

I almost did the same thing yesterday . I filled one syringe set bottle up on shelf then filled next syringe and I thought I had grabbed same bottle but wasn't sure so I added them together and started to mix , the mix didn't turn cloudy at start of mixing so I new they were from same bottle. Discarded and started over. Lucky part of my brain was still working.LOL.ED

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Re: minor AND major mistake
Posted by: Ed Carr (---.stkn.dial.netzero.com)
Date: February 06, 2005 12:34PM

Sorry for all the post kept getting an error message every time I clicked post. Tried to figure out what was wrong and kept clicking post .ED...

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