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Steve Davis
PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 8:25 am 
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Anyone ever try this?
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Interesting, looks like their version of Z-poxy but the hardener looks more clear.

Somebody needs to get some & let us know how it works.

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Ive used as an adhesive and its good but never for pore filling
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how well it would sand I would imagine to be the key factor. Or not?

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System 3 is absolutely clear and works as a pore filler. I have been using it with a silica filler and like the results. I think a 3 min epoxy would start to gel up before you got it pushed into the pores very well.

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I have no idea how well this epoxy would pore fill.......but it seems like a 10 min epoxy would be more appropriate (a bit more time to get things done).

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