Best Resin?
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Re: Best Resin?
I have all the confidence in the world in the only two I use. Delta in Delta Kits and Glas-Weld in Glas-Weld equipment.
How can you tell if a resin will turn yellow as some I've seen or not do what it is intended to do before it is too darn late?
The small amount used per chip is so small, why take a chance on cheap crap?
How can you tell if a resin will turn yellow as some I've seen or not do what it is intended to do before it is too darn late?
The small amount used per chip is so small, why take a chance on cheap crap?
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Re: Best Resin?
Beard is right just like everthing else in life cheep is never better also a mfg who treats you like they value your buisness and give good service is all important this forum is a perfect example of that Delta provides it free and allows talk of other mfgs on it (Within Reason)
Re: Best Resin?
I use Delta's resin but have been using the premium bond only.I'd like opinions on the Magnibond vs. premium bond.I understand that the magnibond is less acidic,a little thicker , and cures quicker but is there a noticeble difference in the appearance of the finished repair?
Re: Best Resin?
I don't have much experience with the premium bond. I would however rate the magnibond among the two best resins I have used(and I've tried a lot of resins).I don't find it to be thick or hard to work with. Bonding is great with minimal scarring.
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Re: Best Resin?
I use magnibond for crack repair and it works great and looks good!
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