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MWhitehair
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Quick Question for Lam Bowyers-
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February 22, 2008, 06:23:00 AM »
Hey Gang-
Im getting ready to glue up my turkey bow for this Spring. I was going to use BowGrip 100, as I didnt have my hotbox finished as of yet, but then I looked at the SmoothOn in the back of my shop and got to wondering....
Do I need a hotbox for Smooth-On?
Thanks Guys, Take Care-
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Technically you don't need a hotbox. But I would recommend the use of one. At least make sure it's at least 70 degrees where you are curing it. And let it cure for 24 hours at 70 degrees.
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