[Jewelry making - Article 00177] - Re: [Orchid] 330 vs. 2-ton epoxy

[Beth Rosengard]

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    The best surface I've found for mixing epoxy (or for using any glue,
    for that matter) is silicon.  I bought a square pad of silicon (about
    6"x6") from a vendor in Tucson that was intended just for this
    purpose.  Nothing sticks to it.  You just let the glue dry, peel it
    off (sooner is better than later, I've discovered) and it's ready to
    use again.  The vendor is Ken Lee of K.H. Lee Supply.  The only
    contact info I have for him is this phone number:  (562) 920-3834. 

Beth


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