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    - Simple seperation from scaled steel surface.
    - Simple seperation from grinded steel surface.
    So ... I need to be carefull when removing unwanted material.
    Did any of you prime the steel with a coating to prevent easy seperation?
    Did you make sure that the surfaces were clean and free of any oil deposits. I have used the West system with no issues and the epoxy bonds well to the steel.
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    Did you make sure that the surfaces were clean and free of any oil deposits. I have used the West system with no issues and the epoxy bonds well to the steel.
    I also used West System, ground back the surface a little and it was fine. Make sure you have the ratio correct and mix mix mix!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Did you make sure that the surfaces were clean and free of any oil deposits. I have used the West system with no issues and the epoxy bonds well to the steel.
    well made sure... degreased with brake cleaner.. wipedown and brake cleaner 2 times before grinding...

    maybe use paint thinner or amonia or something else...



    the test was done with 20gr resin + 8 gr hardner.... bigger volume will give me better resolution (1gr precision scale )

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  4. Quote Originally Posted by driftspin View Post
    well made sure... degreased with brake cleaner.. wipedown and brake cleaner 2 times before grinding...

    maybe use paint thinner or amonia or something else...



    the test was done with 20gr resin + 8 gr hardner.... bigger volume will give me better resolution (1gr precision scale )

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    To be honest I never tried it with such small quants just went straight for the big pour! But it worked fine.
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