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<blockquote data-quote="Douglasdzaster" data-source="post: 492921" data-attributes="member: 27803"><p>Yikes!!! I’ll be sticking with small batches when it’s cold out as I went ahead and purchased the cold weather formula. Also the floor is in three sections.</p><p>Thanks for the heads up DaleH. Again I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. This is my first time to use epoxy in this manner. I’ve done some small patch work where all I had to worry about was the stuff setting up to fast. I had no idea it could get that hot.</p><p>30 years ago when I would splice phone lines we had it in a tube with a divider in the middle. Squeeze the tube to break the divider , shake and cut the bottom off the tube and shove the splice in the burry tube and all after it hardened.</p><p>In the winter we would take a couple , break the dividers shake them and put them in our coat pockets to keep our hands warm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Douglasdzaster, post: 492921, member: 27803"] Yikes!!! I’ll be sticking with small batches when it’s cold out as I went ahead and purchased the cold weather formula. Also the floor is in three sections. Thanks for the heads up DaleH. Again I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. This is my first time to use epoxy in this manner. I’ve done some small patch work where all I had to worry about was the stuff setting up to fast. I had no idea it could get that hot. 30 years ago when I would splice phone lines we had it in a tube with a divider in the middle. Squeeze the tube to break the divider , shake and cut the bottom off the tube and shove the splice in the burry tube and all after it hardened. In the winter we would take a couple , break the dividers shake them and put them in our coat pockets to keep our hands warm. [/QUOTE]
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