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Originally Posted by ERA 778
I used an epoxy called GelMagic from System 3. It is specifically designed for this kind of application and worked great. As I recall, they have two different blends for different ambient temperatures (summer or winter). I used the one that cures more slowly, which allows you plenty of time to correct any mistakes.
Good luck!
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Was the GelMagic a fairly heavy bodied, stiff epoxy kind of like fiberglass bonding agent (if you are familiar with it)? If so, then that may well be a distinct advantage over the TAP epoxy. It had a consistency not much stiffer than regular epoxy like JB Weld after mixed. It worked fine but in open joints I had to tool it a couple times while setting when it started to slump a little or put masking tape over it to keep it from slowly sagging out.