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  1. 14-01-2011 #1
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    I mixed too much up for job is it safe to keep in its mixed state ready for next job?
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    Quote Originally Posted by aph257 View Post
    I mixed too much up for job is it safe to keep in its mixed state ready for next job?

    Never really thought about it but I do often.
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    Mines is always pre-mixed at workshop to save time on the job......
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    in a word...yep
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    Of course it is...

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    Thanks. that confirms my thoughts exactly.
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    i mix mine with OPC so no from me !!
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