Has anyone used the Rapid-Set Marine-Tex for stock work? It only comes in the two tube "2oz grey" package. It is a one to one mix ratio and only has a listed five minute working time and one hour curing time. I am wonderign about its strength. The standard Marine-Tex has listed compressive(grey is stronger than white), adhesion(white is stronger than grey), and tensile(both equal) strengths but there is nothing listed for the Rapid-Set type.
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Re: Rapid-Set Marine-Tex for stock work?
I wouldn't use it, you'll need more than five minutes working time if you're bedding a stock.
I wouldn't use it, you'll need more than five minutes working time if you're bedding a stock.
Re: Rapid-Set Marine-Tex for stock work?
Bob, if you are looking to build up a 2011 grip frame I would consider this product:
http://www.pcepoxy.com/puttyepoxies/pcmarine.asp
We use its sister product for building up wood grips on smallbore and air rifles and pistols with good success:
http://www.pcepoxy.com/puttyepoxies/pclumber.asp
Bob, if you are looking to build up a 2011 grip frame I would consider this product:
http://www.pcepoxy.com/puttyepoxies/pcmarine.asp
We use its sister product for building up wood grips on smallbore and air rifles and pistols with good success:
http://www.pcepoxy.com/puttyepoxies/pclumber.asp
