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PROJECT USES:
- Marine
 - Boat Repair
 - Adhesion
 - Fabrication
 - Molding
 - Furniture
 - Casting
 
CURE TIME:
Working time (thin film) is based on which hardener you choose at 72°F (22°C):
- 205 Fast Hardener®: 60 to 70 minutes
 - 206 Slow Hardener®: 90-110 minutes
 - 207 Special Clear Hardener®: 100-200 minutes
 - 209 Extra Slow Hardener®: 3-4 hours
 
CURE TEMP:
Based on which hardener you choose, solid-state curing happens in a wide range of durations at 72°F (22°C). Minimum recommended temperatures:
- 205 Fast Hardener®: 40°F (4°C)
 - 206 Slow Hardener®: 60°F (16°C)
 - 207 Special Clear Hardener: 60°F (16°C)
 - 209 Extra Slow Hardener®: 70˚F (21˚C)
 
PRODUCT SIZES:
- 105-A: 1 quart
 - 105-B: .98 gallon
 - 105-C: 4.35 gallon
 - 105-E: 52.03 gallon
 
        105 Epoxy Resin Facts
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                        YELLOW GLUE VS EPOXY
When should you use yellow glue (also called wood glue or carpenter’s glue) and when should you use WEST SYSTEM® Epoxy? This is common question epoxy users ask, especially when trying to choose the best adhesive for their woodworking projects. Let’s look at when one is a better choice than the other, and why.