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Bedding Compound - yes I've searched
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<blockquote data-quote="Birdhunter1" data-source="post: 881770" data-attributes="member: 13921"><p>I second his post. Steelbed is great to work with and molds great to the action. All the machine, proof marks and stamping on the underside of the action on each Savage rifle I have is seen in the bedding. I use Johnson's floor paste wax as a release agent and duct seal to build dams to stop the flow of bedding compound to areas where I don't want it, and clear packing tape for big areas (like the magwell). 2-3 layers of electrical tape on the front and 1 layer on the bottom of the recoil lug.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Birdhunter1, post: 881770, member: 13921"] I second his post. Steelbed is great to work with and molds great to the action. All the machine, proof marks and stamping on the underside of the action on each Savage rifle I have is seen in the bedding. I use Johnson's floor paste wax as a release agent and duct seal to build dams to stop the flow of bedding compound to areas where I don't want it, and clear packing tape for big areas (like the magwell). 2-3 layers of electrical tape on the front and 1 layer on the bottom of the recoil lug. [/QUOTE]
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