: Hot epoxy, eh? I've warmed the components, but have to wonder -
: what's the potlife? Or are you pouring it on/spreading with a
: squeegee so quickly, it's moot?

I used a two inch chip brush to spread the epoxy from the shear up. I started by doing it from the keel down but that was a mess. If...sorry when I do it again I will probably roll it on and squeegee it out. As for pot life I was mixing 9 oz cups and they were on the boat far before I was worried with lots of squeegee time but if I had to put a time to a pot I would say 20 minutes in the cup but much longer on the boat once it was spread around. Putting it on hot wetted the 2 layers of 3.2 right quick and was so easy to spread with no foaming. I got the idea from nicks book where he shows a pic of his epoxy in front of a light bulb to warm it before he starts, difference is I had an 18" two light radiant heat thing so I used that and it got he epoxy really hot but at about 2 feet away for about an hour it was just like water.

In the top left of this pic you can see the heat lamp.
dave g