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Well, since Quickwood wasn't available locally, I ended buying some JBWeld Kwikwood found at Home Depot, which turned out to be almost identical in color and smell (when applying and dried) to the two-part Loctite 5-minute epoxy I already had at home and found pretty much anywhere. I ground it into ...

Barry G and Gerard, thanks for the tips! I just checked the epoxy I have at home; it's made by Loctite and dries a greyish white. I'll see if I can find the light-colored Quickwood locally, otherwise I may either order it, or just may try what I have.

Thanks again!

Rover, thanks for the tip. From my understanding, you're suggesting I press some material into the wood and then add more epoxy to that base. Should I let the bottom layer dry before building it up? It's a very small area, but will be over 1/4" thick. Any specific brand of two-part epoxy. I've ...

Thanks again for the feedback. I'll see if it comes in a lighter color.

Sounds like common two-part epoxy. Is it light grey when dry?

Thanks for the reply!

After countless hours of shaping and sanding over the course of months (on and off project), I finally got to where my grips are comfortable, but need to build up a tiny area on each side of the trigger guard so as to push the second finger away from it in order to avoid rubbing (it appears to be th...