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I think you will be OK at 18C but it will take longer for the cure. In any case leave it to cure for at least 7 Days.Think its now finally time to start looking into the epoxy leveling on the X axis, only thing is getting it up to temperature (I think Dean mentioned 20C for 3 days at least). Other than waiting for the sun to come out (if ever), I think my only other choice is to stick it in the shed with an electric heater. What do you guys think?
When you pour it make a test strip as well say 150mm x 40mm x5mm then after about 4 days check the test strip to see if it will bend or snap. If it snaps ie. very brittle then it is cured.
In the link is a temperature chart.
http://www.westsystem.com/ss/cold-temperature-bonding/..Clive
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