Gorilla snot.

[351winsor]

is this stuff reef safe?? I tried using aqua mend last night and that was a pain int he behind!!

[MileHighFish]

what are you working on, and whats gorilla snot?

[351winsor]

I am doing a few rock pillars in my nano and was trying to find a better way to "glue" my rock formations together, aqua mend isnt working so well. Gorilla snot is a crazy strong glue that is sold at home depot, this stuff is super strong, i just dont know if its reef safe??

[351winsor]

I just found this, does anyone know how to read this and see if it can, or is reef safe??

http://www.officedepot.com/pdf/msds/726712.pdf

[elvis142]

have you tried crazy glue gel?

[351winsor]

I will be picking up some of that tomorrow! I will also be picking up a tube of the snot too. and call the manufacturer to see what they say?

[noahm]

It does not appear that it would be a problem w/fish in a normal system use. Corals? who knows. The problem is that stuff swells and bubbles like crazy during the curing, so you will get 'foamy' ooze out any cracks. Try some A-7 Aquatapoxy if you have to do a bunch of it underwater, otherwise just use plumbers epoxy. You just have to make sure the surfaces are clean (use a toothbrush). Lots of stuff out there, just depends on the application. I mostly use SG gel and plumbers epoxy.

[351winsor]

Thanks for the info....Monday bump so see if any knows on monday!

[jasonrp104]

I've never heard of it as a glue. I've seen it in a resin form, but it's for guitar players. They rub a bit on their fingers and it helps keep you from dropping the pick.

I've always used the crazy glue gel and aqua putty combo. Hasn't failed me yet

[351winsor]

I think that the sg and epoxy is going to be the way to go!! Thanks guys!