Don't know if this is new but its new to me.
So if you're like me u hate plugs every where. Super glue can be a pain to work with under water, so can epoxy. Sometimes when you try to super glue it skins over when u put it in the water then it doesn't want to stick. Or a blob comes off and a fish eats it. And epoxy is always a pain to get to stick to anything but your fingers. So i decided to try something new.
I took some epoxy putty and got it ready. Then i hit the base of the frag with some super glue. I then glued the frag to the still pliable epoxy and it stuck nicely and instantly. Then i took the glue and applied it to the part of the epoxy i wanted to attach to the rock. I was now able to mount the frag easily to the rock and it stuck fast and i still had the ability to mold the epoxy in a natural looking fashion.
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So if you're like me u hate plugs every where. Super glue can be a pain to work with under water, so can epoxy. Sometimes when you try to super glue it skins over when u put it in the water then it doesn't want to stick. Or a blob comes off and a fish eats it. And epoxy is always a pain to get to stick to anything but your fingers. So i decided to try something new.
I took some epoxy putty and got it ready. Then i hit the base of the frag with some super glue. I then glued the frag to the still pliable epoxy and it stuck nicely and instantly. Then i took the glue and applied it to the part of the epoxy i wanted to attach to the rock. I was now able to mount the frag easily to the rock and it stuck fast and i still had the ability to mold the epoxy in a natural looking fashion.
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