I'm having the same problem as others, it will not harden. I've used epoxy probably more than 100 times. 2nd coat on shuffleboard. What do I do now?
1404773
Scrape off the areas that are gooey and wet then mix again and re pour. I found that it really helped when I mixed it up on a scale so I had the same amount of both in weight. Had no problems after that. Also I was told by the company to mix well in a disposable container for exactly a minute then pour in a new container and mix for another whole minute with a new mixing stick. Throw both containers away after that.
806110
Same thing happened to me, as well as the string frayed. I actually emailed Barnett's customer service department and they resent me a string assembly for free. I got it in the mail about 4 days after they replied and it slipped on with no problem. Pretty good customer service.
2253794
Try a product by the name of "goof off" It should take the glue off and not damage the floor. Use alittle at a time
1194385
A second coat should help problem. I put on one coat in two batches. On the second batch I did not stir enough and ended up with a tacky surface in a few places. Talked to company and they said to do a second coat. Put on second coat and had a good chemical reaction. No tacky areas now. I have had the product on my bar top for three years and it looks as good as the day I put it on....i.e. GREAT!! Just be sure to stir the 2 components together completely when making a batch.
1489471
Sounds like you need a glue and then use this product. I wasn't happy with this product. I think I have more damage than possibly to use this product. :-(
1448141
You may need a second kit of the 2 part epoxy paste, the liquid wood hardener and putty would likely be redundant.
31446
No clue as this brand didn't work for me either. You have to be sure to use equal amounts and mix thoroughly. However I could never get it to set either. I use Gorilla Epoxy....I've gone through probably a dozen bottles....and never had a problem.
2009669
huh, I have never had that problem. I am thinking though that you may have gotten a bad batch or something. How many different times have you used the tape? If only once then I do not know. But if you keep using the same tape and taking it off and putting it back on, it would do that. If its the latter, start over. The tape is just worn out. If it is neither I suggest getting another tape roll and putting it in. That should do it. Good luck!
464038
sorry to tell you , that you did not mix your formula properly, or the hardener lost it,s punch.Hardeners contaminate easily, and if they freeze, they loose the ability to blending ability. The solution is not so easy, seeing where your precious piece is locked in Limbo!The answer is to throw more fresh hardener at it! Put goves on and rub hardener on the piece until it hardens.
1934023
Sounds like you got a manufacturing problem. All the grommets on mine were perfect and tight. I would contact the seller and ask for an exchange.
1932430
Use the J and B and shore something up against the panel for about 24 hours or 2 days after using J and B for maximum cure time. Use a cinder block and slide up against panel so it doesn't slip during hardening process
670934
About all I would do is start removing shrouds, until I got in to the problem; and then, either removing the problem material or inserting something between the sticky and whatever it's sticking to. Ya just gotta do what ya gotta -- 'til it works.
1293861
Im not sure. I might would try a more durable clay like some type of polymer clay?
697015
I have this block, If I had Black stains on it I would take some Fine sand paper and see if I couldn't buff it out. Then wipe it down and re-oil. Never use water on your board Just a lightly dampened cloth.
1315481
This is epoxy. It has no ability to keep something in place before it hardens.However, it does harden in 5-10 minutes, so taping or holding it in place for this length of time might work.
663463
Wow! I wouldn't expect it to be sticky after 3 days. I'm assuming it's solvent based and not the water based epoxy. My best guess is you have high humidity which will make that paint take longer to dry. Give it a couple more days to dry and hope it drys good.
22555
Did it work before? Rubber gaskets can be the problem . Soak in mild soapy water dry completely and try again.