Can a batch of 2 part urethane with flex agent be stored for multiple uses? If so, how?

The reason I'm asking is to determine if it's possible to make a batch and use it for dipping like the bamboo guys do and then sealing the dip tank until next use. Or, using the drip method of putting the blank in the tank and then dripping it out though a valve into a container that can be sealed and stored until the next dipping.

Im pretty sure it can as long as you didnt add any hardener

There is an activator that is added to make it dry. Once you mix for an applcation even in the refridge it will harden over time. One thing might be to mix small amounts and brush or wipe on. Try talking to an auto supplier and see if there is a way?

Steve check out this on the clears [www.marvin3m.com]

Thanks Bill. This answered a lot of questions.

Steve,
There are two types of "Flex Agent" on the market. One remains in the paint, forming an actual chemical bond with the paint thereby allowing it to bend a great deal more without cracking. This is referred to as an "Elastomeric Agent". Most flex additives are not elastomeric in nature. ASK your paint dealer!!! The second type of additive is a "Flash agent". This additive flashes off or evaporates as the paint drys. The idea being that it allows the bodyman to manipulate a part into position while the pain is WET. In my personal opinion, adding a flash off agent is a total waste of your money. Do you need an elastomeric agent in your paint for your rods? That, I am sure can be argued both pro and con. I've discussed this with paint reps. and it's a very interesting topic. The good part is, I get some free paint and booth time. The bad part, I'll end up building rods and making deals. Got some great idea from them though, already. Want an example of what I was was talking about? Ok, PPG flex is a flash agent. REM (BASF) is an elastomeric agent. Just ASK or call an autobody paint supplier, they know their products!!. Hope I helped.
Ray