Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Prarie Bowyer on November 02, 2014, 11:52:51 pm
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Which of the glues on the market are thin? It seem like I wind up with a lot of the thick stuff lately. Which is thin?
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I like tight bonds "instabond" really thin and amazingly strong. Had an old boyer tell me he never used anything better than "zap a gap" Patrick
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Loctite 420 is very thin and will penetrate cracks extremely well......a bit expensive though, but worth every penny when you really need it.
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go to a hobby shop that sells model airplane supplies. they will have one-ounce bottles marked thin, medium, and thick. Medium is good for most aplications--like fletching, but I always have a bottle of thin and one of medium. If you store it in the freezer, it lasts longer.
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i use the "hot stuff", you get at Lee Valley. it comes in a red bottle, is as runny as water and dries quick
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I just search that well known auction site for low viscosity superglue. I've had some V good stuff at good price too.
Some is so low viscosity it jumps out of the bottle :o
Del
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I just search that well known auction site for low viscosity superglue. I've had some V good stuff at good price too.
Some is so low viscosity it jumps out of the bottle :o
Del
I've seen some low viscosity/ high octane stuff like that, but it was in a Mason jar ;) :laugh:
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I get this stuff from work called zip grip. Super thing and strong
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I buy whatever is handy at Wal-Mart or our local ACE Hardware. Unless it says "GEL" it is always thin.
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Hobby shop is 45 min drive for a big bottle. I'm in the country so I don't get a lot of selection. Have an ace thiesens and walmart.
Hate to match its price in shipping.
Think I can get the lock tight.