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T-88 thick

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bonanzadrv

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I know we just had a post about using t-88.

But after buildiong my first rib last night i have to say wow it is very thick glue.

My shop is 65 degrees and I even warmed the t-88 in the microwave. It started thickening in about 10 min. By the time i finished the rib I was just pushing it around with the brush.

I am thinking maybe I over warmed it reducing the pot life more than I should have.

Any other ideas. I was thinking of trying the water bath. maybe will be easier to control the temp.

Bill




 

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