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Re: Heat for epoxy on wraps
Posted by:
Donald La Mar
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Date: March 11, 2016 02:25PM
Roger
Don't use the alcohol to melt tip top glue any more. A lighter is quicker and easier for me. Plus with a lighter I cannot be distracted to the point I forget the thing and leave it burning on the bench, which I admit doing. Those of us who are not old but have been young for a long time are sometimes easily distracted. And I've recently given up on the thermoplastic tip top glue in favor of epoxy. Think it is the better option. Re: Heat for epoxy on wraps
Posted by:
Donald La Mar
(---.kya.res.rr.com)
Date: March 11, 2016 02:26PM
Roger
Don't use the alcohol to melt tip top glue any more. A lighter is quicker and easier for me. Plus with a lighter I cannot be distracted to the point I forget the thing and leave it burning on the bench, which I admit doing. Those of us who are not old but have been young for a long time are sometimes easily distracted. And I've recently given up on the thermoplastic tip top glue in favor of epoxy. Think it is the better option. Re: Heat for epoxy on wraps
Posted by:
Donald La Mar
(---.kya.res.rr.com)
Date: March 11, 2016 02:26PM
Roger
Don't use the alcohol to melt tip top glue any more. A lighter is quicker and easier for me. Plus with a lighter I cannot be distracted to the point I forget the thing and leave it burning on the bench, which I admit doing. Those of us who are not old but have been young for a long time are sometimes easily distracted. And I've recently given up on the thermoplastic tip top glue in favor of epoxy. Think it is the better option. Re: Heat for epoxy on wraps
Posted by:
Bill Sidney
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Date: March 13, 2016 08:00PM
The D&A Heat torch , falls into a deal like driving a CAR lots of people get killed every year but most of us still drive the dam car / truck, just be careful an know what you are doing , my 2 CTS on this thread William Sidney AK Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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