24 hour epoxy?

Hoss7504

Is 21 hours enough time for the club to be ready to use? Is there any way to speed up the curing a little so that 21 hours is enough?

Rickochet

Hoss7504 Is 21 hours enough time for the club to be ready to use? Is there any way to speed up the curing a little so that 21 hours is enough?

In a room temp of 70° it is good to go after leaving it overnight. I also put clubs in front of a 500 watt halogen work lamp for 1/2 hour and they are good to go.

Mattyv

Depends on how hot the space it is curing is. My 24 hour epoxy is good to go in 12 hrs if I leave it in my 95-100° garage. You can simulate this by making a hot box. I would think that after 21 hrs yours should be good to go.

sdandrea1

Yes. I've done 18 hours with no issues.

potbunker

If unsure, put it in your car or outside if warmer than inside.
A hair dryer or heat gun on low.
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lighting-and-electrical/work-and-shop-lights/portable-lights/3810611
Cheap reflector work light lamp and 60 watts or higher. Overnight.........done.

Spuzz

potbunker Cheap

I used my owl scentsy for the last batch.

garyt1957

Put it on the dash of your car or, if your houde faces the right way between the door and screen door.

Weirfan

18 is more than enough at a decent temperature
Make a foil tent and shine a worklight on it, can be ready in a few hours.

DC300

No problem at all if it’s warm, I have used LD drivers with 24 hr cure epoxy after an over night sit, I usually will heat it some how just to be safe, hair drier, heat gun, work light, whatever is handy, not direct heat, but raise the temp around the club, no problems.