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I use @Glue Masters products
They have from very thin (what I use with sand to make an awesome bond) to the thick stuff that works great for frags, stuff you need a little more cure time or to sit there and not seep into nooks and crannies.
They have from very thin (what I use with sand to make an awesome bond) to the thick stuff that works great for frags, stuff you need a little more cure time or to sit there and not seep into nooks and crannies.
BeltedCoyote
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I used @Glue Masters thinnest glue with sand and yeah.
really simple way to go about it. And the joints set in seconds. After it sets the joint is actually more durable than the rock itself.
basically this method:
really simple way to go about it. And the joints set in seconds. After it sets the joint is actually more durable than the rock itself.
basically this method:
Hey, we are super happy to help, still running our r2r discount, please dm and I will add you to our promo. Thank you!
jgirardnrg
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I could use some more, I'm almost out. What's this R2R discount?
We offer 15% lifetime discount for r2r members. I just need you to dm me your email to add you to promo on the backend!
jgirardnrg
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Awesome
Rororeefer
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New here. How do I "DM" you?
DM'ed you. Just need to reply. Thank you!
Whisperer
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I used this method, it really works on small pieces and the bond is very strong. This makes intricate shapes possible.
Rororeefer
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Hi, this is me replying I think
Kiwi reefer
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Ive been using superglue to hold the rocks together then epoxy overtop to secure them tight
