BTW, did you ever finish that thread with the final results? I probably missed it when I was out west.
I once used it to fill about a 1/4 X 1/2 gouge on the leading edge of a carbon fiber prop on an airboat I owned at the time. After it cured I filed and sanded it to fit the contour of the prop. The prop would spin up to around 3400 rpm. The JB Weld was still there when I sold the boat a number of years later.
I know that I finished the rifle. I have pictures somewhere but I can't find them. It came out pretty good. I think that it was harder because I was bedding a finished stock and had to worry more about squeeze out getting on the finish. I mointed a cheap tasco scope on it to just see what happens and I have to say, it was definitely an improvement over before the pillars and bedding. If I can find the pics, I'll put them up.
Sorry the one that came up on my screen said IN STOCK............. However, I see that for the $76.00 kit. Again, sorry.
And that one is just resin and hardener 28 oz. I need probably less than 1 oz. It is not a kit. So, I would need release agent, etc.
You don't need to buy special release agents. KIWI neutral shoe polish or Johnsons floor wax will do you fine. As for filling holes and such in the action, I used plumbers putty because I had it on hand. Clay will work too. You just need the base materials and maybe the dyes to try and match the wood color.
