zpoxy finishing resin

Does anyone know if Zpoxy finishing resin from Pacer is fuel proof? Its a very user friendly product it would be nice if it is good for at least 15% fuel.

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I've used Z Poxy as a laminating glue and it is definitely fuel proof. I don't think that I've ever used an epoxy that wasn't. Dennis

Yes,

I do believe that it is fuel proof. If I remember correctly, I used it inside my Magnum tank compartment and on the wingtips of my Intrepid X/L.

Thanks Dennis and Jim,

I'm glad to hear that this product is fuel proof. It just has almost no smell and sands so easily that I couldn't be sure that it was a true epoxy.

I love the stuff, we have found tons of uses for it, and Randy Smith recommends it highly for sheeting foam wings (call him for details).

I used it also to do the pipe tunnel in the new plane, when mixed with alcohol it really thinned out and put down a real nice thin layer so the tunnel will be less prone to oil.