Hireko Forum

whaleys282@yahoo.com · Joined: Mar 3, 2007 Messages: 2 Offline

, We used to be able to buy packets of mixing cups and sticks for epoxy. It sure was nice to get all supplies in one spot. Any chance these items could be brought back

Jeff Summitt · Joined: Jan 13, 2006 Messages: 2541 Offline

Save your money and don't purchase mixing cups and sticks. Use masking tape that you put on your workbench which you can measure and mix the epoxy on. After you are done, you can peel it off and throw it in a trash receptacle. Mixing sticks can be a piece of 1/4" wooden dowel you can pick up locally and cut into several pieces. The mixing stick, if wiped clean after each use, can last for years.

Jeff Summitt

whaleys282@yahoo.com · Joined: Mar 3, 2007 Messages: 2 Offline

Thanx for the response, I liked leaving the epoxy mix to set next to the clubs so I could confirm a good cure.

ron@faulkner.net · Joined: Jan 11, 2006 Messages: 31 Offline

I do exactly that with the masking tape method. It's alot less sloppy peeling up the tape after the epoxy cures, plus you can verify a proper cure.

gwb@ncats.net · Joined: Mar 5, 2006 Messages: 10 Offline

just a thought if you don't want to use the tape try cutting cardboard in 3 or4 inch squares and tape them down ,so they won't slide while mixing. This the only way I mix my epoxy now. From one of my Club building classes.