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hi all, was trying to find Dave Persons post on strengthening thin forearms with pro bed 2000. i have a kibler fowler i want to do this to. does anyone remember what he thinned it with. thanks in advance. mike
 
I havn't used Probed 2000, but I have used Acra-glass to glass bed some BBLs. It works really good, and is very strong, and lubricant resistant. Oil, and cleaners don't touch it.
I would think if PRO-BED 2000 is fiberglass that it would be a good BBL base.

Dave
 
hi all, was trying to find Dave Persons post on strengthening thin forearms with pro bed 2000. i have a kibler fowler i want to do this to. does anyone remember what he thinned it with. thanks in advance. mike
This may be what you are looking for.
Post in thread 'Making a Pattern 1756 Long Land British Musket'
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/...-long-land-british-musket.173129/post-2502658
I tried similar and find the original AcraGlas works for this type of application. Found most other epoxies to be too thick for what I was trying to accomplish.

You could also contact @dave_person directly.
 
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