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From what I hear, once you bolt the 3 pieces together you can barely see the line of separation. You add the epoxy simply to fill the line and smooth
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From what I hear, once you bolt the 3 pieces together you can barely see the line of separation. You add the epoxy simply to fill the line and smooth everything out. It holds nothing in place and there's a bunch of bolts holding the pieces together so they don't really move apart. Meh, I personally wouldn't even bother filling in the lines.
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