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Originally Posted by semi_problomatic
I still don't get how he went from the bedding material when it's wet to the finished product looking so clean where the trigger housing goes.
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Before the wet bedding compound is applied to the inletting, I use SillyPutty to plug every single hole/crevice where bedding compond isn't desired - in both the stock's inletting and on the rifle's bottom metal.
The metal then has release compound applied, before it goes into the bedding epoxy - I use auto paste wax, which results in a smooth bedding surface.
The thin skim of dried bedding compound that's forced over the puttied areas is easily cut out when the putty's removed after the bedding cures; and the dried paste wax is easily rubed off/removed.
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