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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Hysol 9339 Question
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Posted for "Gliderguy89" <gliderguy89@earthlink.net>:

Sounds like a great question for the manufacturers tech support people.
I've had pretty good luck calling most resin manufacturers. 
  
Typically with newly manufactured material, you're going to be fine for
up to 18 months if you know the storage conditions (cool) and full
history of the material. If the material sat on a vendors shelf for some
time before delivery, life could be shorter than 12 months. Is you
container date coded? 
  
Best regards,
  
     Rick Lafford (currently rebuilding gliders while waiting for Legacy
kit)


> Is there any way to tell when HYSOL 9339 Goes BAD???