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Favorite bedding compounds
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<blockquote data-quote="Gone Ballistic" data-source="post: 1945682" data-attributes="member: 26477"><p>I've used Devcon 10-110 and Marine Tex without any problems afterwards but, Marine Tex is easier to mix and remove. I remember reading a study of bedding materials and Marine Tex has a slower curing rate (which is supposed to lead to more cohesiveness) and Devcon 10110 is the hardest material once cured correctly mixed. But hard can be brittle. My preference is Marine Tex, as I don't think any good bedding job can be done in a hurry and mixing and clean-up is easier.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gone Ballistic, post: 1945682, member: 26477"] I've used Devcon 10-110 and Marine Tex without any problems afterwards but, Marine Tex is easier to mix and remove. I remember reading a study of bedding materials and Marine Tex has a slower curing rate (which is supposed to lead to more cohesiveness) and Devcon 10110 is the hardest material once cured correctly mixed. But hard can be brittle. My preference is Marine Tex, as I don't think any good bedding job can be done in a hurry and mixing and clean-up is easier. [/QUOTE]
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