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ropes and bolting glue: a good mix?	3-Jun-2010 At 5:32:01 PM	Phil Box
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On 3/06/2010 dazzz wrote: >thanks for the info all...in the future I'll definately be using an old >rope. Also I normally use the 801 glue, but the 101 has the advantage that >it sets fast so you can put a route up in a day if that's all you've got, >and also in some of the softer rock in the mountains I'd tend to think >that it would still be stronger than the surrouding rock it is in? > >But does anyone know of stronger glue than the 101 that sets in a comparable >time? > > Mate in softer rock you NEED to be using 801 as it migrates into the substrate and somewhat cements the surrounding rock that the bolt lies within.

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