: Hi Scott;

: What I found to be the easiest way to measure epoxy in any quantity was
: through the use of a scale. A 1 lb. mechanical postal scale lets me mix
: quantities as low as an ounce accurately, and I now have a digital job (I
: keep it in a zip lock bag when I use it! ) that resolves 1 gram. This
: method also lets you use the hundreds of little plastic cups that
: everything from applesauce to yogurt is packaged in. Just zero the scale
: with the cup on board before pouring/pumping epoxy.

: The slight difference between the volume/weight ratio of the resin and
: hardener has never been a problem, and I must have mixed hundreds of
: batches by now.

: Best Regards, Spidey

I have use pumps, balanced scales and diet scales measured in grams for weighing epoxy. My favorite and the one I feel most comfortable with is the diet scales. When you are mixing be sure you are scrapping the bottom and sides real well. But, two times I have seen the problem of epoxy not curing properly, go back to the company as their problem.

John