This epoxy ok to use??

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This is all I found at Home Depot that looked ok to use


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For corals or covering up unwanted corals by the way
 
Not a problem.....however, you get a little better deal with the Oatey's Fix It stick epoxy....also found at HD.
 
This was only one I saw , but only looked in plumbing dept. I'll have to check that out for next time
 

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