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01/31/2007, 08:52 PM
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is loctite epoxy reef safe
Can't seem to find aquamend at Home Depot or Lowes anymore. Loctite makes a similar looking epoxy --- in a tube-- 2 color clayish--knead it together till uniform etc.. Anyone use this before --- is it safe in an sps tank?
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"Life without music, ham and eggs would be a mistake"--Nietzsche Current Tank Info: 125 AO 48x30x20 Some ham & 2 eggs |
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01/31/2007, 11:10 PM
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02/01/2007, 11:24 AM
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Thanks s3 those are a safe bet-- it was nice though to be able to walk into a local HD at my convenience. Anyone else?
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"Life without music, ham and eggs would be a mistake"--Nietzsche Current Tank Info: 125 AO 48x30x20 Some ham & 2 eggs |
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02/01/2007, 05:51 PM
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Anyone?
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"Life without music, ham and eggs would be a mistake"--Nietzsche Current Tank Info: 125 AO 48x30x20 Some ham & 2 eggs |
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02/01/2007, 06:53 PM
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I use the loctite Marine epoxy it's blue and neads like you describe works great
Hope that helps
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