sgimbel
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Has anyone seen a pump that would go on a Simlar 41 can instead of the screw on lid? Bad hands gives me trouble pouring from a gallon can. Will a "recycle code 2" not disolve storing said liquid?
pump for can
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William A. Cahill
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Pump Question
Years ago ( my gosh! that long ago ) when I was building boats we used a lot of West epoxy and thay sold a nice pump system. we used it all the time as it kept the air out of our resin supply. It did not cost much at that time.
Years ago ( my gosh! that long ago ) when I was building boats we used a lot of West epoxy and thay sold a nice pump system. we used it all the time as it kept the air out of our resin supply. It did not cost much at that time.
I have used these before. They work really well. Don't have to get the resin on you with these pumps.
http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=174&
http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=174&
Texasbeachbum
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West Marine has a pump for $16. You get 3 pumps in the package. All are different lenghts.
PaulDoug
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Might check here also. Scroll about i/2 way down and on the right are pumps. 3 for $12. I have dealt with these people several time and used a lot of their epoxy in boat building. Never had a problem.
It says they are for jugs, might ask them is they will fit a can. I think they well
http://www.raka.com/accesories.html
It says they are for jugs, might ask them is they will fit a can. I think they well
http://www.raka.com/accesories.html