I sometimes get a finish that never fully hardens it stays kinda soft and tacky. Is this because of epoxy type? Mixing ? Or in accurate measuring? I have not been building long mainly for myself and close friends but I’m starting to replace my personal rods with higher quality blanks and would like to eliminate this issue. Love ur videos have learned a lot thanks
That is usually a case of not equal parts of epoxy. It could be the age of the epoxy. Mix a small batch, leave it in the cup, and set it out in the sun and see if it hardens. If not, order new epoxy.
Thanks for showing your best practices for us. I wish I had seen this first.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Robert.
I stayed to the end!
I knew you would.
I sometimes get a finish that never fully hardens it stays kinda soft and tacky. Is this because of epoxy type? Mixing ? Or in accurate measuring? I have not been building long mainly for myself and close friends but I’m starting to replace my personal rods with higher quality blanks and would like to eliminate this issue. Love ur videos have learned a lot thanks
That is usually a case of not equal parts of epoxy. It could be the age of the epoxy. Mix a small batch, leave it in the cup, and set it out in the sun and see if it hardens. If not, order new epoxy.
thanks
You're welcome
Is that high or low build epoxy?
Compared to most, I would call it Mid Range.
can you epoxy eva handles like you do cork
I've done cork and carbon fiber but never EVA. Don't see a problem doing it though.