ARRGHH! Messed up my bedding job!

[Sisco]

Working on a Ruger 10/22, applied some Acraglass gell to my Fajen thumbhole sporter and I'm not sure where it went wrong but it sure did.
Thought for a few minutes I had a barrelled reciever permanately glued to the stock but I finally got it loose.
I was out of the Brownells release agent so I used paste wax. Couldn't find any Johnsons so I used Turtle Wax brand.
It looks like most of the Acraglass squeezed up into the barrel channel (Had a silly putty dam 2" from the receiver). The glass stuck to the receiver where tha action screw goes in, took out a chunk of wood when the action finally came out. Wood was still stuck to the metal.
What I've got now is 2" of bedded barrel channel, no bedding in the receiver part of the stock and some glass stuck to the reciever itself.
Guessing I need to "hog" out some more wood at the bottom of the stock and try it again using something different as release agent.
Somehow the threaded bushing that holds the reciever screw in the stock got messed up, threads are messed up. had a heckofa
time getting the screw out, it had glass stuck to it too despite a good coating of wax.
Suggestions greatly appreciated!!!

 

[Desert Dog]

Electrical tape
Saran Wrap

Both of these items work well as a "release agent"...

Mike

 

[Mike Irwin]

When you run into that problem again, put the gun in a plastic garbage bag and put it in either a dry ice bath or a deep freeze set at the coldest level for at least 12 hours.

That's usually enough to cause the glass to separate from the metal without having to resort to breaking it.

A rawhide mallet can give the extra oomph that you need.