LS2000(Old Formula)

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Re: LS2000(Old Formula)

Posted by: Tom Kirkman (---.tnt1.winston-salem.nc.da.uu.net)

Date: November 15, 2001 04:39PM

It is perfectly okay to use it. The discoloration of the hardener is frustrating but quite normal. Unless you are working with very light colored threads on a white blank where you are coating an inscription area, you will never notice it.

If you need an absolute water white clear coating, then PermaGloss is your best best - it will never turn. LS Supreme, due to its use of a different hardener, only turns very slightly. It is the clearest and truest color epoxy I have yet run across. I just used it on a white rod with white threads and cannot see any discoloration.

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