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  1. 8th June 2008, 08:19 PM #1
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    where can i buy epoxy resin for filling holes?
    i want clear not yellow tinged stuff i keep getting given at bunnings.

    also where can i buy epoxy glue? for glueing joints.

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    Weisyboy,
    I saw epoxy glue in carbatec Brisbane on Saturday.
    For clear resin contact arms modelit at Redcliffe, if they don't have it they probably can recommend a contact.
    http://www.armsmodelit.com.au/ArmsResins.htm
    BTW I got my resin for filling in some timber holes, I used Zap brand resin but it was not clear, it was amber - but I liked it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by weisyboy View Post
    where can i buy epoxy resin for filling holes?
    i want clear not yellow tinged stuff i keep getting given at bunnings.

    also where can i buy epoxy glue? for glueing joints.
    Hi Carl

    I use West sytem Epoxy that I get from Carba-Tec for holes and jointing.
    Its great stuff and works really good.
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    Carbatec also have Techniglue, which I like. People who use either Techniglue or West system seem to like them.
    Try Meury Enterprises in Sydney for casting resin.
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    For filling holes, use casting resin instead of epoxy, next to the fibreglass tins at Bunnies.

    As for gluing or just getting epoxy, other's advise is on the money.
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