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Grey Stuff and Green Stuff. What's the Difference?

GF9 do both grey stuff and green stuff. Same price and same amount. What's the difference? Is one better than the other at something or what?

If you can help, thanks

Grimm

Grey is slightly harder and holds edges better

bubber wrote:Grey is slightly harder and holds edges better

Cool. So what, grey for armour and green for natural stuff. Shame I don't have enough for both. I'll definatly get it from GF9 rather than GW. £6 for 20g or £10 for 100g. Hard choice (sarcasm) GW costs 3 times more.

Grimm

No biggie, people have been doing edges with green long before grey came out.

I'd like to pick the grey stuff up sometime, but I manage fine without it.

I have heard it is superior in other ways as well, though.

Beamo wrote:I have heard it is superior in other ways as well, though.

How so ?