[copperhead]

can anyone tell me where to buy a some black epoxy and other glues in canada ,like the stuff like stewart macdonald carries seems they wont ship that stuff to canada

 

[Lab123]

Hey copperhead....Depending on what you are using the epoxy for....a good ordinary epoxy with fine ebony dust mixed in with it might do the trick for you...Lab

 

[Lowtones]

can anyone tell me where to buy a some black epoxy and other glues in canada ,like the stuff like stewart macdonald carries seems they wont ship that stuff to canada

I haven't found it in Canada although I'm sure you can get it somewhere. I get mine from Stewmac but then I live close to the border and drive across to pick it up. I am currently in the states and will be for the best of the rest of the month. If you don't find some before then let me know and I bring some back and mail it to you. Least I can do for someone stuck in Botwood. (My Ex is from Botwood) Let me know by the 20th, I'm going to order some more for myself anyway.

 

[Lab123]

OK, Lowtones, consider yourself an honorary newfie.....all you have to do now is drop down and see us, kiss the cod fish, drink a flask of good ole Newfie Screech and the deed is done..........Lab

 

[copperhead]

my god im just a young pup here a boys hahaah and i will take you up on your offer lowtones thanks man

 

[Lowtones]

my god im just a young pup here a boys hahaah and i will take you up on your offer lowtones thanks man

No Problem, just PM or email me your mailing address.

 

[Lowtones]

OK, Lowtones, consider yourself an honorary newfie.....all you have to do now is drop down and see us, kiss the cod fish, drink a flask of good ole Newfie Screech and the deed is done..........Lab

Been there and done that. LOL But I think I drank the screech before I kissed the cod. I always like to get the shitty task out of the way first. :food-smiley-004:

 

[Hamm Guitars]

Have you tried mixing lacquer in with your epoxy? I've done it and it has worked for me, the colour was good and the epoxy cured just as always has.

 

[RavenT]

Lee Valley

Here go to Lee Valley Go to this link http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&cat=1,190&p=42996 and you well fine the different stains at a hubby store get a slow cure 30 min epoxy so you have the time to work with it.

 

[ajcoholic]

I have dabbled with golf club making - and have bought/used a thick, black slow curing epoxy from Golfsmith (it was shipped to me from the BC warehouse) that is used to glue in wooden club face inserts and shafts.

It cures to a hard, jet black. Nice stuff.

AJC

http://www.golfsmith.com/ca/products/9098B?fcst=GSI_CAN

 

[soundhound6]

black epoxy

can anyone tell me where to buy a some black epoxy and other glues in canada ,like the stuff like stewart macdonald carries seems they wont ship that stuff to canada

I buy West System Epoxy at Lee Valley or a local boat supply house.Next, I'd get some black ( or any other colour) Aniline dye and when mixing the epoxy,
stir in some of the dye to the desired depth of colour. A little experiment is
probably in order,but you'll find it works great.

Since it's water soluble, it would probably work in any water based Yellow glue. :food-smiley-004:
Jan

 

[soundhound6]

Sorry, I forgot to mention you'd also need an adhesive filler such as the 403
microfiber to thicken the mix.This one us used for wood /porous materials.

Then there's 404 high density for hardware bonding requiring a stronger interface between dissimilar materials.(for use in attaching rope cleats etc. to the deck of your yacht.)

Jan