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Accraglass substitute

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Black Lab	Accraglass substitute	Lead	[-]
Posts: 48 (12/06/09 02:16 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None I need a small amount of bedding material and I don't feel like spending $50 for a bedding kit. What would be a good substitute for accraglass ?
glock357x2		#1	[-]
Posts: 37 (12/13/09 07:01 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	In the past, whenever I needed only a small amount of epoxy, I would purchase a cpl small tubes of epoxy mix and mix the epoxy and an amount of brake drum filings I obtained from a local automotive garage for a super strong metal reinforced bedding/repair job.
eb in oregon		#2	[-]
Posts: 1104 (12/13/09 09:49 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Great idea, but be careful as standard epoxy does not exhibit the same abilities as Accraglass to withstand temprature changes. Standard expoy has a tendency to get brittle in cold weather. eb "We must all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately." Benjamin Franklin, July 4 1776
Jacks308		#3	[-]
Posts: 850 (12/13/09 05:40 PM) Veteran member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I use Micro-bed for the little things that need fixin' I haven't seen the stuff advertised in years but it works and it didn't cost very much . In defense of Accra-glass , if you are always having little fix it things come up . Accra-glass can be measured by the drop and mixed on a piece of plastic . I'll dip a tooth pick into the resin and count the drops onto the mixing plate . Then , wipe the toothpick dip it in the hardener and count the drops for that then mix well . You don't even have to ad the floc if you don't want to , using the kit this way , I've used one kit for years before running out . Jack
Will Durant		#4	[-]
Posts: 163 (12/13/09 06:23 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Try Marinetex.Will
790racer		#5	[-]
Posts: 2 (12/25/09 08:30 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Devcon if you can find the small tubes or even JB weld for very small areas.

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