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What is the cure time on accraglass gell?
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My instructions are misplaced. It's been setting about 7 hours. I was hoping to remove it today.






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It depends tempreture and several other factors. Just check the container you mixed it in. If the stuff in the container is set up you're good to go. 7 hours should be enough time.

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I thought they recommended over night...mostly, I am just trying to increase frustration


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its about 4-6 hours till its firm.. about 12 its more or less hard, shouldn't shoot for 72, in a big kicker!


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I've pulled it. It came out fine. I've cleaned it up and I'll work on some other things for a couple days while it finishes curing.






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I've pulled it. It came out fine. I've cleaned it up and I'll work on some other things for a couple days while it finishes curing.


I made 2 mistakes. Which is fine, I want to make mistakes now so I learn. One was I forgot to add the color at first. The other was I didn't have as much as I would have liked around the recoil lug. It is probably fine, but I would have prefered 100%full. I'll probably fix that.






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just add more! it will fill in great!


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After 9 hours they say you can trim the excess and remove the barreled action from the stock after 10 hours, clean off release agent, reassemble, and let dry for 2-1/2 days minimum, with a week recommended.


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