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JB Weld for bedding?
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 465620" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>Orginally Super Belzona was only sold with bronze in it or nothing but epoxy. Then they came out with a steel and even later an aluminum epoxy compound. I probably bought forty pints of the stuff a year, and had a refridgerator full of it. I might add here that the aluminum compound is very good to work with. Hardemans has came out with some epoxy compounds that are better than 98% of the others due to low shrinkage rates (all shrink a little bit). But you better know what and where your going with stuff as it's extremely strong! Devcon came about to help repair machinery, and it was really the first useable one. But others have long passed them by with their epoxys. But Devcon has also came out with an aluminum and a steel epoxy compound. The stuff goes in like putty. You can machine it like normal metals. Has a low shrink rate and is super strong. I used a pint of that stuff a month (aluminum). I did bed a benchrest target rifle with the aluminum putty once, and the results were fantastic</p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 465620, member: 25383"] Orginally Super Belzona was only sold with bronze in it or nothing but epoxy. Then they came out with a steel and even later an aluminum epoxy compound. I probably bought forty pints of the stuff a year, and had a refridgerator full of it. I might add here that the aluminum compound is very good to work with. Hardemans has came out with some epoxy compounds that are better than 98% of the others due to low shrinkage rates (all shrink a little bit). But you better know what and where your going with stuff as it's extremely strong! Devcon came about to help repair machinery, and it was really the first useable one. But others have long passed them by with their epoxys. But Devcon has also came out with an aluminum and a steel epoxy compound. The stuff goes in like putty. You can machine it like normal metals. Has a low shrink rate and is super strong. I used a pint of that stuff a month (aluminum). I did bed a benchrest target rifle with the aluminum putty once, and the results were fantastic gary [/QUOTE]
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