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Step 5Epoxy putty the top:
Put just enough epoxy putty to cover the components on top. Don't put it all the way to the edge, you want it to fit in the case.
Once the epoxy putty has cured (not fully, just enough that it doesn't deform when you push on it), put the top half into the case and seat it against the lip. While holding it against the lip drip a small amount of liquid epoxy around the edge to hold it in place.
After the top is held in place fill the remainder of the case with putty, leaving just enough room for the bottom to be pushed in. Push the wires into the case and force the top into the putty 1/16"-1/8" past the edge of the case.
Once the epoxy putty has cured (not fully, just enough that it doesn't deform when you push on it), put the top half into the case and seat it against the lip. While holding it against the lip drip a small amount of liquid epoxy around the edge to hold it in place.
After the top is held in place fill the remainder of the case with putty, leaving just enough room for the bottom to be pushed in. Push the wires into the case and force the top into the putty 1/16"-1/8" past the edge of the case.
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Sep 21, 2006. 1:33 PMerckgillis
says:
like the putty...better than my hot glue does it setup firm?
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