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TEST PANEL: 1708 on top, used a fin roller to roll bubbles out. hard to see voids/ bubbles because the thickened epoxy is kind of milky colored
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TEST PANEL: hard to see. it looks like there are lots of microscopic bubbles. no large voids or epoxy starved areas.
TEST PANEL: 10 min after rolling out 1708
TEST PANEL: looks pretty good, no starved areas. a few very small bubbles
TEST PANEL: 1708 on top, used a fin roller to roll bubbles out. hard to see voids/ bubbles because the thickened epoxy is kind of milky colored
TEST PANEL: 1708 wetted out and ready to go on to balsa/ thickened epoxy
TEST PANEL: used a small notched trowel to put on a thin layer of 'lightly thickened' epoxy
TEST PANEL: after 30 min or so, epoxy starting to soak in. not really any bubbles forming
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TEST PANEL: 1708 on top, used a fin roller to roll bubbles out. hard to see voids/ bubbles because the thickened epoxy is kind of milky colored

TEST PANEL: 1708 on top, used a fin roller to roll bubbles out. hard to see voids/ bubbles because the thickened epoxy is kind of milky colored
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Patch from a collision?
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