They tend not to report data on their products in the same way their competitors do, obviously making it difficult for a consumer to make a direct comparison with other products on the market.
I'm using Techniglue on my Himax project. Not sure if you've given it a thought - It's relatively cheap, quite forgiving with it's gap-filling properties and I believe you can buy two different speed hardeners for it these days. It is also readily available around here.
The proof is in the pudding for me.
Hi Yes your right about the comparison makes it very difficult.
I have been using T88 but Techniglue sounds interesting. Does it mix up as a thick liquid like T88 or more like a paste?
The cost of T88 by an Australian supplier is a total ripoff compared to costs from US suppliers.