Re: On Dock Baitwell
Sonny, <br />I've found that the thin resin works fine on vertical surfaces, only if there's a layer of cloth, mat, etc. It'll go on fine, but as it starts to "fire" when the hardener kicks in the viscosity drops and it will run.. <br /><br />If you're resin coating vertical bare wood, go with the thick. If you're going to go with something like the 1 1/2 oz mat or cloth (which really should have mat on top and bottom) the thin will be fine. <br /><br />In 70 degree temps w the medium hardener you'll find that it takes 4-6 hours to go to a tack, is pretty much perfect to the touch at 18 hours, and truly takes 3 days to go fully hard. Raise the temp by 10 degrees and the times about halve. If you're just trying to waterproof the inside of a box, I'd cut all the pieces, resin coat them in two coats laying flat, assemble, then put 2-3 layers of mat inside where you want to waterproof. If you do it that way you could just use the thin for all. <br /><br />If you have technical questions, they're a great company, don't hesitate to ask them. Service and shipping is quick too. I have no affiliation, just a happy customer!<br /><br />-Roger
