Extremely stupid qestion.... JB weld
07-12-02, 04:47 PM
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Extremely stupid qestion.... JB weld
How do you know when it's dry?
Mine's been drying for 16 hours now (industrial strength, it says 14 hrs on the pkging). It still looks glossy and I can kinda scrape my fingernail into it a little bit. Is that how this stuff is supposed to be when it's dry? thanks!
Mine's been drying for 16 hours now (industrial strength, it says 14 hrs on the pkging). It still looks glossy and I can kinda scrape my fingernail into it a little bit. Is that how this stuff is supposed to be when it's dry? thanks!
07-12-02, 05:17 PM
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did you mix it right? 50/50 sounds like you may have had to much steel not enough hrdner if its not rock hard after 16 hrs. I usally use a touch more hardner when I mix to be safe. Unless you have it in a really humid enviroment .. then it may take longer
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Um, I can't really decide on that ... I always sand mine when dry. But you should NOT be able to scrape your nail into it, if its done right and fully set .. so I would wait a while.
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