is this epoxy reef safe ????
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adrian52492
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is it reef safe people say once its cured its nontoxic
Young Frankenstein
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I have used this one http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXK302&P=M
once is dry for a day..........excellent results for over a year. The 30 minute epoxy is stronger also.
once is dry for a day..........excellent results for over a year. The 30 minute epoxy is stronger also.
Rogger Castells
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this is the one I've used, it is not the best thing, but, it is available at homedepot, it is safe, cures underwater and it is cheap. You can find it behind the paint dept were the glues are
AquamanE
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12420260#post12420260 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Rogger Castells
this is the one I've used, it is not the best thing, but, it is available at homedepot, it is safe, cures underwater and it is cheap. You can find it behind the paint dept were the glues are
Same here. Cheap and reliable.
As a matter afact I heard of it from a guy on RC. For his SPS he uses, and I have been doing also, what is basically an epoxy superglue sandwich, all available at homedepot. My corals are very secure once i do this.
Recipe is superglue gel, expoxy, then superglue gel. works great!
The guys RC name is Emster. He has an awesome tank with great coral placement using this method.
Young Frankenstein
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For frag support I also use aquamend from HD but is not something that will be used in projects 
coralfragger101
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He wants to use it as the "glue" when drilling holes and using acrylic rod to do his aquascaping.
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