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Re: My First Bedding Screw-up Darktimber #10385236 09/04/15
Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,584 natman Campfire Regular
natman Campfire Regular Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,584	Originally Posted by Darktimber I accidentally used Hornady One Shot "Gun Cleaner" INSTEAD of One Shot "Case Lube" as a release agent on a Kimber 84M Montana. The JB Weld stuck to the metal very well despite the coating of Gun Cleaner. I eventually destroyed the stock trying to get it off. I had to buy a new stock and it took a while to get the epoxy off of the metal. The Case Lube works well but I now prefer car wax. Sorry to hear about your mishap. For future reference, if you get epoxy bonded to metal put the entire gun in an upright freezer overnight. The metal will shrink, the epoxy won't and the bond will break. I once bought a gun somebody had bedded without using any release agent and managed to break it free this way.

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Re: My First Bedding Screw-up natman #10385278 09/04/15
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 17,243 Northern Louisiana JPro Campfire Ranger
JPro Campfire Ranger Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 17,243 Northern Louisiana	I thought I was going to break a nice Remington Classic walnut stock not long ago, trying to pop it loose after it set up overnight with Devcon. Finally got the bugger to break free. Turned out that the recoil lug was way crooked from the factory and I hadn't noticed. Nice job Remington..... Now with even more aplomb

Re: My First Bedding Screw-up JPro #10403774 09/08/15
Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,584 natman Campfire Regular
natman Campfire Regular Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,584	Originally Posted by JPro I thought I was going to break a nice Remington Classic walnut stock not long ago, trying to pop it loose after it set up overnight with Devcon. Finally got the bugger to break free. Turned out that the recoil lug was way crooked from the factory and I hadn't noticed. Nice job Remington..... All the release agent in the world won't save you if there's any sort of overhang that lets the epoxy form a mechanical lock. What a nice surprise that Remington provided one for you. Glad to hear you got it free.

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