The worst products I have ever used.
This stuff is terrible, it is very thin, does not cling to the sides of a vertical repair but rather it just runs down to the lowest point and spreads out. I had to pull the screws out for fear they would be permanently cemented into the wood. It got under the masking tape and on to the metal and the wood. I am a hobby gunsmith and a professional in my own right as a Licensed NYC Master Plumber. I am a craftsman's, I have a lathe and a mill and know how to use them. I'm am disappointed in Brownells and myself for not heeding the warnings by the Manufacture and the order reviews. I have much work to do now to repair the damage caused by this product. Be diligent and read the review. When the manufacturer warns you, you better take heed.
Not as good as old formula
I used this product to fill in some amateur holes in a stock. Very complicated instructions, to much verbiage. Need better tech writers. Has lots of bubbles, like foam, when it sets up. When using two drops of brown dye and two drops of black dye, still looks yellow. Dye system is a big fail. Very disappointed in this product. Will never use again. Feel like I was ripped off.
the worst bedding compound I've used
Hands down the worst bedding compound I've used. It's so runny when mixed it just drains down to the bottom of the stock. There's an extremely brief window while it's hardening when it's thick enough to be usable, but if you miss that window your bedding project will be a disaster. Ruined a $250 custom Boyds stock trying to use this stuff....never again.
Very Disappointing - Syrup
It is very leaky. It is very messy to use, and it shrinks a lot. I used this on a perfectly prepared, beautiful laminated stock, and because of shrinkage it was a total loss. Once I liberate my barrelled action from this gunk, and replace the stock, I will use an epoxy putty instead. Product leaks like a sieve. Impossible to control. Would never use this again or recommend it!
