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I 're-entered' rocketry about 4 or 5 months ago. So I am a Two BAR. Or T-BAR.
1972 - A Rocketeer, 1997 a BAR, and 2022 a re-bar!
But as I dropped out in 2017 I find 5 years later all my wood glue has little lumps. The Titebond I have all has micro lumps in it that show when I use it for fillets. I did not notice it until then
Many of the hobby epoxies have thicken to the point of being useless. Epoxy clay is epoxy rock.
Even the Pro SYSTEM III from 2002 (yep... a gallon and a half can last quite a while) does not seem to cure as well or right.
Arlene's tacky is now Arlene's Never Flow.
So I have replaced most of my epoxy (still System III), all of the clay, tossed the titebond and bought a 12oz Titebond II.
The Zap (Pacer) CA thin is still a-ok all these years later.
I 're-entered' rocketry about 4 or 5 months ago. So I am a Two BAR. Or T-BAR.
1972 - A Rocketeer, 1997 a BAR, and 2022 a re-bar!
But as I dropped out in 2017 I find 5 years later all my wood glue has little lumps. The Titebond I have all has micro lumps in it that show when I use it for fillets. I did not notice it until then
Many of the hobby epoxies have thicken to the point of being useless. Epoxy clay is epoxy rock.
Even the Pro SYSTEM III from 2002 (yep... a gallon and a half can last quite a while) does not seem to cure as well or right.
Arlene's tacky is now Arlene's Never Flow.
So I have replaced most of my epoxy (still System III), all of the clay, tossed the titebond and bought a 12oz Titebond II.
The Zap (Pacer) CA thin is still a-ok all these years later.