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Old 24-06-2024, 08:14   #16
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Re: What type of epoxy for wood to grp
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I've used liquid nails for small wooden strips when creating shelves within lockers against the hull. Works just fine. Epoxy IS PERMANENT.
Liquid nails is a polyurethane adhesive similar to 4200/5200. I'm not sure where it falls in terms of strength (probably closer to 5200) but the adhesive properties should be similar.

It is also a lot cheaper. It's probably a great choice for many applications on a boat.
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