Published: September 14, 2018
QUESTION:
How can I identify crystallization in epoxies?
ANSWER:
If you put a glass of water in the freezer for a few minutes, you’ll see ice crystals begin to form as the water changes to ice (its solid state). Similarly, crystals often form in epoxies. Crystallization in epoxies can look like salt granules in an otherwise clear liquid. The epoxy may look foggy and milky, or it may have solidified.
READ THE FULL BLOG ARTICLE HERE: Crystallization in Epoxies: Steps for You to Spot it – and Fix It
ADDITIONAL CONTENT & RESOURCES:
- Category Resource: FOC Epoxy Page
- Find More Information in this Blog: Helpful Epoxy Tips (and a Few Tricks)
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