I just glued up a riser accent with this stuff. The MSDS sheet looks about the same as Smooth-On and it mixes up looking similar. I have some Smooth-On on the way but it would be handy to have a local source. Its made by "System Three".
It's cooking at the moment so I'll know more soon.
I bought some cocobola boards from a wood dealer in Tampa/St Pete, he showed me thelocal made glue he uses for his non archery projects.. it looked and smelled like smooth on,didn't see a MSDS sheet it was cheaper than smooth on too..I stayed with smooth on, we all know smooth on works
Not sure about the T-88, but I've heard of G-2 (Also made by System Three) being used for bow building and it works very well, from what I've heard........
Not sure about the T-88, but I've heard of G-2 (Also made by System Three) being used for bow building and it works very well, from what I've heard........
Unclamped the riser last night and it looks good. I had a strip of maple as a clamping block that was stuck to the riser block due to some glue seepage. When I pryed it off the wood gave way first and we had to cut it off.
No cheaper than Smooth-On but they carry it at the local Woodcraft store which could be convenient in a pinch if it ends up not showing any issues.
I wrap my clamping blocks with Saran wrap, the smooth on doesn't touch the little blocks of wood or clamps.. ,i always use plenty of glue and get a lot of squeeze out when i tighten the clamps.. a 50 grit belt on my belt sander gets the smooth on boogers off the riser block in minutes