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Old 10-12-2015, 09:54   #1
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Can resin displace water in chipboard?
I am just gathering background knowledge so please help with this information.

Will epoxy resin displace water in damp expanded non-structural chipboard?
Or will the water stop resin from adhering to the wood fibre.
If water is left in the wood and the resin infiltrates around it stopping it from evaporating what will happen?

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