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Tom Stockton
Hello! After a too-long hiatus from the workbench, I picked up on an "old" project I'd started, working with styrene. I noticed that my bottle of Tenax-7R has turned "cloudy". Does this mean that it is "no good" or of limited use, or can I continue using it?
While looking through my stash for something else to use, I found an unopened bottle of Tenax, still crystal-clear. I will assume that it IS still good... but I don't want to open it unless I "have to", because something has affected the clarity (and possibly the useability?) my old bottle of Tenax.
If I understand correctly, Tenax is no long available on the market -- a chemical used in it has been banned? If that is the case, does anyone have a recommendation for another clear, fast-drying, thin cement for use on styrene?
Thanks in advance for your comments!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
While looking through my stash for something else to use, I found an unopened bottle of Tenax, still crystal-clear. I will assume that it IS still good... but I don't want to open it unless I "have to", because something has affected the clarity (and possibly the useability?) my old bottle of Tenax.
If I understand correctly, Tenax is no long available on the market -- a chemical used in it has been banned? If that is the case, does anyone have a recommendation for another clear, fast-drying, thin cement for use on styrene?
Thanks in advance for your comments!
Regards,
Tom Stockton