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  1. 02-01-2016 08:58 PM #2
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    There is a two part epoxy primer available in aerosol (rattle) cans, but it has a "button" that you push to release the catalyst, and once released you have to use what you want out of the can within a fairly short period or it will set up in the can as a block. Anything that says "epoxy primer" that you just shake and spray is not a true two part epoxy.
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