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  1. Quote Originally Posted by driftspin View Post
    Capillary action.

    So did you guys experience capillary action on the channel walls off the poured on areas?

    I have done a quick test to see what the epoxy is like.. viscosity wise its really ok on a hot day 25+ C like today.

    A gust of wind made ripples in the surface @ 45 min.

    @ 4 hours .. the fluid will still flow and close gaps when disturbed.

    For my quick test i de-greased some flat metal and worked it partially with the angle grinder to get scaling of... I want to know difference in strenght...
    I made some wobbly channel using adhesive glue/kit..

    Now on all edges there is capillary action visible... about 5 to 8 mm wide.. in corners it is more.
    so a square of 40mm X 40mm gives about 25x25 mm usable flat surface.

    Any opinions?



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