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Aquattro 09-23-2008 06:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 347033)
I don't really believe its getting out of hand.. the idea of microwaving it first is to a) make it more pliable and b) allow the curing process to be quicker

Simply stating the instructions and in my experience with it, very accurate. Other epoxies I used took considerably longer to cure.

Chad, not saying you're doing anything wrong, but the whole attaching frags to rocks thing should be way simpler!

TheRealBigAL 09-23-2008 06:57 AM

Tunze Glue
 
Its the best. U only need a small amount. No Cloudyness. Easily mixes in your hand no microwave needed. Just grab eqaul parts of each color mash em in your hand untill u feal it getting warm then BAM ! whatever your gluin is glued

http://www.jlaquatics.com/phpstore/s..._ID=tz-z010474

Drock169 09-23-2008 03:40 PM

When i ran my 14G biocube, I used both Aquascape and holdfast with no problems. slight cloudiness that cleared up in minutes.

Whatigot 09-23-2008 03:46 PM

could be a bad batch of the milliputt brand out there....

gbeef 09-23-2008 04:05 PM

im going to use zap straps and crazy glue gel..... That putty stuff was so risky i it almost bombed my whole tank.. Im not kidding when i say there wasnt any movement in my fish they were all huddled in a corner laying on the tank floor breathing heavy while detris blew on top of them.

So sad....

fishoholic 09-23-2008 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 346978)
Right. I have used large amounts of this stuff, and nothing comes off, other than making your fingers smell a bit. It just mixes into a putty, you wrap it around the base of a frag, and stuff it in a hole.

I had the same experience when I used the same product that Aquattro is refering to.


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