Epoxy AB glue consists of two parts: epoxy resin and curing agent. After these two parts are mixed, they change from liquid to solid after a certain period. This stage is called curing. The curing time also varies according to the ratio. Some can be cured in a few minutes, and some can be cured in a few hours. However, it usually takes 24 hours to fully cure. The stages of the curing process The curing process is divided into three stages: Liquid-Gel-Solid Liquid phase The handling time is a part of the curing time. When the two components of the AB glue are mixed and the epoxy chemical reaction begins, the mixture is still in a liquid state and can be glued and potted. Gel stage When the epoxy mixture begins to gel or heat, it enters the initial curing stage, at which time the AB glue gradually changes from a sticky gel state to a hard rubber state. Solid stage When the epoxy resin and hardener are fully reacted, the mixture cures to a solid state and continues to cure for the next 24...