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After wiping off the excess epoxy I let it set up for the 30-45 minutes then do the razor blade scrape (if necessary) and then let it set for a full 24 hour cure. I open the crack as far as possible and give the epoxy a chance to run down inside then close and clamp the crack. Others take longer to set but I’ve been concerned about them running out of the crack and onto the finish. Some will set in 5 minutes, which to me sounds like they won’t spread into the very fine splintered area withing the cracks in the wood. I like the idea of using epoxy but have been concerned about which one to use. I wish I had taken a before and after picture but, below is the after on my 1897 repair. After many shots, I see no sign of the cracks opening up.
Once dry, I just scrape flush with a razor blade and touch up with a little gun stock oil. The beauty of Gorilla glue is that it expands as it cures, forcing the glue into the joint and pores of the wood. Wipe off as mush access glue as you can after the crack is closed and before it cures. Open the crack as wide as possible and inject the Gorilla glue, clamp, and let dry overnight. The key to using Gorilla Glue is to spritz the crack with water before and after applying the glue. I have repaired a couple of buttstocks with tangs cracks on each sides without using pins or screws and each one was a practically invisible repair afterwards. I would like to recommend using Gorilla Glue for repairing cracks in stocks and forends.
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