I have used both the  acrylic repair gel and paste with the light curing agent ( not the self curing one. The gel is pretty much the same thing as Plexus. The paste works the same way but is less free flowing and stays put better. I'm not sure one is better than the other except that perhaps the paste is better for bigger or deeper gouges and the gel is maybe better for tiny scratches and hairline scratches. I also bought some of their color syringes (I didnt see them in the products listing but they show up if you search for the key word color). 
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Baird, which ones have you used the injection based? Can you give me you give me the exact name please? So I can know which to buy

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> Dayton, as a substitute for plexus I have used the paste and gel made by procaliber products - procaliberproducts.com. I believe Dr. Fred makes a resin test kit.
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>> On Jun 16, 2014, at 8:48 AM, Perfect Marble 2 <dayron.padilla13@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Also how does one tell if a slab resinated. Several bathroom counter tops have scratches I need to remove other than grinding is there something else that can be done. ( I used to use plexus/StaPut, but they stopped making product and no amazon doesn't have it )
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