Loctite Marine Epoxy

[addonnis242]

So I'm working on my aquascape for my 215 build and in the past I used Aquamend to bond rocks together. So naturally I grabbed some JB Water Weld assuming it was the same since they now own Aquamend right?? But its not holding near as well, so I decided I want to try something else just don't know if its reef safe when. I know its very thin in consistency but I have a plan to deal with that just wanted to know if it is safe to use. Has anyone tried this and is ir reef safe? I know people coat rock walls with clear epoxy I hope this is just as safe.

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[JCareyETexas]

I'm not sure if this (http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/epxy_mrn_s/technical-data/Loctite-Epoxy-Marine.htm) is the product in question but I am wondering if this is ok as well? I could have sworn that I read it was ok and was playing around with it last night and joined two rocks together with it to see how well it would hold.

[JCareyETexas]

..... and FWIW I've decided to use some RTV 108 that will not be used for it's original purpose that I will be using to adhere rocks together from now on, unless there is some objection to that.

[JCareyETexas]

:deadhorse:
So further research reveals that the only difference in composition between the marine grade epoxy and the regular "no frills" epoxy is that while the marine type has Quartz (30-60%) and Calcium Carbonate (30-60%) the regular has Silicone Dioxide (3-5%) in it's composition.