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07-01-2009, 04:51 AM
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Re: Anyone have some FLOX?
Hi All,
The 'real' Flox is the stuff Mike Emilio has. Milled cotton fibre.(1/4in long?) Nice sandible epoxy filler, if you like sanding.  Strengthens the (Compression) epoxy bond. Good stuff.Best used with other fillers/fibres, in a mold... Great stuff. I wear cotton/polyester fibers, when I fly. I 'Like' the smell of Castor oil after flying. That 'rancid' smell afterwards just only makes me want too...  Find a gal who likes that smell...then...Take a shower, The eventual wash/dry cycle seems to yield a bunch of cool fibres from the dryer filter. ( I, ME ? ...Have to Laundry???! )The dryer ' lint yield ', for me, is twice as fine as any FLOX mentioned. Works for me with CA too... Try it. The lint, Not doing any Laundries ! Take care, Have fun, Dave'crosscheck'Fallowfield Maac 6437 Unabashed Combat Team |
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07-01-2009, 07:47 AM
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I am: eric q
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Re: Anyone have some FLOX?
Don't most epoxy fillers have a whetting agent?
I don't mean fabric softener which is the reverse of a whetting agent i.e. if you want absorbent towels stop using softener.
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