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Yep, the longer the curing time the better. I have had good luck using a piece of cardboard curved into the shape of a cylinder. I set it against the glass and fill with epoxy (this creates a nice thick "bed"). After a few minutes when the epoxy starts to thicken I press the transducer down into the epoxy.