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72gs455
how long is the shelf life of 2k and the part B?
'68 Coronet R/T
Oldtimer
Gee Barry I have used activators a lot older than that and so far have had no issues. Am I just asking for trouble or can they last much longer if sealed tightly and immediately after use?
I always look to make sure they are still clear with no solids but some are 6 months old.
I always look to make sure they are still clear with no solids but some are 6 months old.
R
RAC65
Is it the same for epoxy? It seems like there is always something preventing me from working on my truck so sometimes there is an extended amount of time between priming sessions.
[QUOTE='68 Coronet R/T;11532]Gee Barry I have used activators a lot older than that and so far have had no issues. Am I just asking for trouble or can they last much longer if sealed tightly and immediately after use?
I always look to make sure they are still clear with no solids but some are 6 months old.[/QUOTE]
Yes, so have I and some years+ old with a test first or on something where it did not matter. But we have to be aware, the potential is there for the activator once opened to go bad in 2-3 weeks.
Rare but can happen.
I always look to make sure they are still clear with no solids but some are 6 months old.[/QUOTE]
Yes, so have I and some years+ old with a test first or on something where it did not matter. But we have to be aware, the potential is there for the activator once opened to go bad in 2-3 weeks.
Rare but can happen.
R
RAC65
Ok , thanks Barry.
A
ADTKART
Barryk;11549 said:
Not like the rest of us! LOL
Aaron