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I've used both marine grade resin and the cheaper bondo stuff. The marine grade takes a bit longer to dry because if you mix in too much hardner it will crack when it dries. The bondo stuff has never cracked on me and works out pretty well. I actually prefer that over marine grade.

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from what i've researched...

and read in the two replies above mine...

get cheap bondo

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i also use the cheap stuff... goes on thick, doesnt need to be structural, and no mat, so no need to worry about air bubbles or anything.

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Posted
uve been here since 06 and are asking that question

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shut....up :P, but really, whats it used for

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its strengthens the box, adds db, all that good stuff, there is a reason tons of ppl are shellin out hundreds for resin for there box

But how many 'db'?

:P

Derp.

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