What is CABOSIL ??
Maureen E. Dunphy
mdunphy at avsia.com
Fri Sep 6 07:24:37 AKDT 2002
PAC sells cabosil and milled glass fibers. www.precisionaerocomposite.com
Maureen
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From: Bill Glaze
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Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: What is CABOSIL ??
Verne:
I came in on this thread late. Where do you get Cabosil? It sounds like something I could use for a current repair on a glass fuselage. Thanks.
Bill Glaze
Verne Koester wrote:
Cabosil is fumed silica sand. It's extremely light weight. When mixed with epoxy finishing resin, it creates a paste that won't run on vertical surfaces. It's also frequently mixed with epoxy in a thinner mix and brushed into a mold to create the external gel coat on a glass part which prevents pinholes from making it to the surface of a part. On a clear epoxy-cloth piece, the epoxy/cabosil mix can be seen in all the 90-degree corners to bridge the radius the cloth can't make. It'll show as an opaque white as opposed to the clear epoxy/cloth you see everywhere else. Down side is that it's much tougher to sand than micro-balloons and has virtually no structural strength. Good stuff to have around, though. I use it a lot. Verne
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Don't think I know what this is ?________________________________________________ Van Flowers
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