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My rather late 2 cents into this conversation: Alteco Epo Putty (A + B). It comes in a small package of tubes (A + B) and a larger cubic portion of (A + B). Very soft and easy to mould and handle. It also doesn't really stink or give off a strong "epoxy odour".
It can be found at some local hardware stores. It has been used extensively in a lot of documented reef builds on various forums with no adverse effects (aside from the typical extra foaming of skimmers). |
Vertex all the way :)
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I used an entire stick of Vertex, my skimmer did nothing.
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Hmmm,
Maybe I did it wrong. Though I can't see how it could be screwed up, it's just mixing up two parts... |
Honestly, my skimmer has never reacted to any type of epoxy. Lots of people report this, so not sure why.
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I found when I messed with it too much it just leached everywhere I used Tunze Coral Fix and not only did it upset my skimmer, the film that floated around coated my pumps and messed up my skimmer cup I had to remove the crap with some pretty strong cleaner and my cup now has micro cracks I used the same stuff in a tub to build structures. I ran a powerhead and heater to cure it and not only did it coat the heater, it gummed up the powerhead. Nasty stuff to remove after the fact I now only use Ecotech Coral Glue for everything, including glueing structures |
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The new epoxy I'm using, which I can't exactly remember the name, works great. Just mounted a couple more frags tonight. It was enjoyable -lol |
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