The development of soluble telechelics based on aniline are highly desirable due to numerous applications that are possible, especially in the coatings and adhesive industry. Control of molecular length and ease of synthesis lends o-ethoxyaniline to be an ideal candidate for the synthesis of amino-terminated telechelic oligomers. Combined with the higher solubility and reactivity, curing of these functionally reactive oligomers has been accomplished using aqueous formaldehyde, as well as water-dispersed epoxy resins. Spectroscopic studies have been done to characterize the prepolymers, as well as the cured materials.