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![]() Curing period is only few minutes as its best to have the rock somewhat wet.
While curing don't move the rock at all as a hairline crack will run FiJicrete useless for that seem. Keep in mind that fijicrete is a bonding agent not a building agent meaning its never recommended to build a full aquascape with FijiCrete as focal point as joining then try to move such aquascape as it will break on those focal point. I have and many others did outside a tank aquascape but small enough with plenty of fijicrete to withstand the shock of moving. For bigger or intricate designs we always recommend using acrylic rods and fijicrete. I sugest you play with some fijicrete and test its durability and breaking point. FijiCrete hardness is best at 24 hrs underwater or on dry. Have yourself a friend to help you place the aquascape in the tank. For such designs as fijicrete is not a bonding agent but a structural I sugest using plenty of it on the rock work. Hope that helps. |
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