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I am ready to bed a 338 WM/Rem 700 ASAP but it appears Acraglas and my fave Bedrock are unavailable. Suggestions?
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MarineTex GRAY is probably the most widely used today. Very predictable - no surprises but very sticky, so take your time.
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MarineTex GRAY is probably the most widely used today. Very predictable - no surprises but very sticky, so take your time. Is that the Rapid Set in the tubes? Thanks for the info!
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Ebay always has Devcon 10110. I buy it in the pound containers. $30.03+$7.94 for shipping. I much prefer it over accraglass for bedding compound. It is also cheaper than marine tex.
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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I switched to JB Weld ...
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Just did a couple with Pro-Bed.
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Started doing my own and using Devcon. Easy to work with and turns out well. I've done a few now and haven't had an issue.
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MarineTex GRAY is probably the most widely used today. Very predictable - no surprises but very sticky, so take your time. Is that the Rapid Set in the tubes? Thanks for the info! It’ll set rapidly if you apply heat.
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Pro Bed is great stuff...it's all I use. -Al
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Pro-Bed is really good stuff and works well.
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You guys using the Pro Bed. Do you add any of the silica thickening agent? I haven’t as it seems the basic mix is plenty thick in itself.
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I find Devcon really easy to work with, especially on stocks with aluminium bedding blocks. Works well on timber stocks as well.
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Make your own, I use G-2 epoxy, mini-fibers, carb-a-sil and a colourant. A nice walnut brown. No sense being ugly.
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You guys using the Pro Bed. Do you add any of the silica thickening agent? I haven’t as it seems the basic mix is plenty thick in itself. No need for the thickening agent. Go to Hobby lobby and buy the miniature trowels and thank me later. It is by far my favorite for bedding although I have never used Devcon then again I never had a need to look elsewhere.
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