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WEST SYSTEM® Fillers
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WEST SYSTEM® Fillers

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  1. Six vertical bars form a chart about coating intervals. The tallest bar is about 23.6; others hover around 5–8. Legend notes two series: 2 hours and 24 hours between coats. Transcribed text in image: - * 2 hours between coats - ** 24 hours between coats
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    Thinning WEST SYSTEM Epoxy
  2. A typical vacuum bag setup
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    Vacuum Bagging Basics
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    Applying Polyester Gelcoat over Epoxy
  4. Six white cylindrical bottles with green text stand upright in a row on a white background; the labels read "WEST SYSTEM" and show the numbers "03", "04", "05", "06", "07", "410" respectively.
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    Varnish Over Epoxy
  1. A plastic soap dispenser with a white pump sits beside a cupped hand, as if about to press the pump to dispense liquid soap, set against a beige tiled wall.
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  2. An upright, red metal drum, heavily rusted and weathered, sits amid tall grass in a sunlit, overgrown field with trees in the background.
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    Proper Disposal of Leftover Resin & Hardener
  3. Object: a small central circle with a surrounding curved arc; Action: the arc encircles the circle, forming a partial loop; Context: a technical diagram with angle and radius annotations. RADIUS = 1.58% OF '2' 90°
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  4. Curved half-cylinder on a wheeled frame. A man in a shirt and tie stands beside it, holding a folded garment; motion lines imply the object sliding left in a workshop.
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  5. Sun and fluffy cumulus clouds in a clear blue sky: the sun shines brightly with radiating rays as white clouds drift across the daytime scene.
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  1. Close up of golden yellow polymer
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    Differences Between Polyester and Epoxy
  2. Repairing Bow Damage on a Lightning Sailboat, by GBI Technical Advisor Terry Monville. Featured in Epoxyworks #58.
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  1. A Field Guide to Preventing Surface Contamination - Epoxyworks #62, Spring 2026 Issue.

    A Field Guide to Preventing Surface Contamination

  2. An Introduction to Wood/Epoxy Boat Building Techniques - Epoxyworks #62, Spring 2026 Issue.

    An Introduction to Wood/Epoxy Boat Building Techniques

  3. "Fabric Wet Out: When To Use What Tool" by Avery Jorgensen - Epoxyworks 60, Spring 2025

    Fabric Wet Out: When To Use What Tool

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  1. Understanding Carbon Fiber - Epoxyworks #62, Spring 2026 Issue.

    Understanding Carbon Fiber

  2. Bond Girl’s New Custom Rudder Support

  3. Calculating Laminate Thickness

  4. Precast concrete bridge deck panels are being lowered and positioned by a crane as workers secure them onto concrete supports at a roadside construction site with orange barriers.

    Tennessee Bridge built with G/flex® Epoxy

  5. Sample of a carbon fiber/Kevlar laminate affected by abrasion. The left side is unaffected where as the right side has been abraded. Note the fraying from the Kevlar fibers.

    Improving Impact and Abrasion Resistance

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  1. New WEST SYSTEM Wood Rot Repair Kit

    New WEST SYSTEM® Wood Rot Repair Kit

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  3. Object: a smartphone screen showing a product selection guide. Action: the guide displays "Select Your Project" with six icon boxes. Context: on a black background with West System epoxy products at bottom. Text transcription (visible text): - WEST SYSTEM - PRODUCT SELECTION GUIDE - Find the products you need for the project you're doing. Use our handy guide to curate the best products to fit the job. - SELECT YOUR PROJECT - Art / Hobby - Auto / RV Repair & Restoration - Home Construction, Repairs, & Remodeling - Fiberglass Boat Repair & Maintenance - Wooden Boat Repair & Restoration - Plastic & Aluminum Boat Repair - 1. PROJECT TYPE - 2. MATERIAL - 3. TYPE / SURFACE CONDITION - 4. APPLICATION - 5. APPLICATION TEMPERATURE - 6. FINISH - 404 HIGH-DENSITY ADHESIVE FILLER - 406 COLLOIDAL SILICA ADHESIVE FILLER - 206 HARDENER - 105 EPOXY RESIN PART A - G/flex - 650 TOUGHENED EPOXY - ADHESIVE - Six10 - ADHESIVE - THICKENED EPOXY - G5 - ADHESIVE - WEST SYSTEM (on several packaging items)

    WEST SYSTEM®’s New Online Product Selection Guide

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  5. Diving Deep Into the Shelf Life of WEST SYSTEM® Epoxy

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  1. A Field Guide to Preventing Surface Contamination - Epoxyworks #62, Spring 2026 Issue.

    A Field Guide to Preventing Surface Contamination

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  3. Proper Fastener Bonding

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  4. On the left is a typical propane torch flame. On the right is one with a flame spreader attachment. The highlighted sections indicated the optimal zone for flame treating plastics.

    Flame Treating Plastics

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