ACRAGLAS GEL® RESIN & HARDENER Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Overall, customers are very satisfied with ACRAGLAS GEL® RESIN & HARDENER, praising its exceptional quality and versatility for various applications. Many note its effectiveness in repairs and projects, though a few users experienced concerns with consistency and shipping issues. Still, the strong majority recommend it highly.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
78%
Reviewers frequently highlight the exceptional quality of ACRAGLAS GEL, noting its strong bonding capabilities and effectiveness for a range of repairs, including wood and metal projects. With many expressing long-term satisfaction, it’s seen as a reliable choice among users.
Ease of Use
34%
Many users appreciate the gel's consistency, which makes it easy to mix and apply. The product's predictable behavior during use, such as its ability to hold its form without running, is a common positive theme in reviews, making it user-friendly for both amateurs and professionals.
Versatility
25%
Customers mention a variety of applications for ACRAGLAS GEL, from bedding rifle stocks to household repairs. Its multifunctionality is frequently praised, adding significant value as it can serve multiple purposes beyond typical epoxy uses.
Consistency Issues
22%
A small group of reviewers reported problems with the product's consistency, mentioning issues like lumpiness and crystallization, which affected their experience. While these concerns were not universal, they highlight that consistency can be a variable factor.
Acraglas applied to fore stock of Remington 1100
I purchased this special epoxy as it was recommended for repairing blisters in the Remington fore stock where to Acraglas seals off the fiberglass webbing. The resin and hardener blended as per instructions and gave me time to spread it before starting to harden. I will wait a few more days of curing before shooting the Rem 1100 at a trap range. We shall see if it's a permanents seal.
Not sold Yet
The product states it does not sugar but when I opened my resin it was definitely sugared. I went ahead and used it anyway to give it the benefit of the doubt. I used this to replace the paints on the irons of my carry pistol (the front sight color had fallen out) I redid the front and rear sights with this stuff. Super easy to work with died the acuraglas with acrylic paint Front yellow and rear white. So far after my first range day, they have held up after 100 rounds of 9mm so I will give it that. But the cure time was much longer than stated in the directions. Im not sure if this is due to the sugaring problem or possibly the paint I used to dye the epoxy. so far the sights have not 100% hardened its as if they are set but still a bit playable. Time will only tell how well they set up, maybe this is normal for the gel stuff I'm not sure never used it before. But so far so good brownells haven't disappointed me yet so we will see.
