| From: stkbow3
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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which glue is best for putting on overlays- blue cap, green cap or 2 part epoxy?
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| From: 4nolz@work
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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Blue cap (if you can find it) with "rubberized particles" the green top doesn't have it.
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| From: bodymanbowyer
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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We'll I've used both,super glue and smooth-on. I trust epoxy longer. IMO. Jeff F
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| From: JamesV
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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I use super glue from Wal-mart. The black tubes 4 for $1.57. Have not had one ever come off. One tube will almost always do a bow,so it figures to be pretty cheap.
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| From: bodymanbowyer
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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I don't think it was superglue fault,think it was angle and depth of groove into a layered overlay and choice of wood that was the problem. The thicker the super glue the better I feel. One is quicker than the other. I sand my glass or phenolic with 80grt, wood fiftyish grit.wet mating surfaces even. Jeff F
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| From: SB
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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Epoxy...
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| From: SHOOTALOT
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| Date: 16-Oct-14 |
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Be careful to clamp lightly so you don't squeeze all of the epoxy from the glue joint.
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