DownWest
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PU uses many ways to cure :
Moisture in the air ..... slow and least expansion .... clamped together.
It cures very well with the moisture on your skin Hence the gloves..
PU uses many ways to cure :
Moisture in the air ..... slow and least expansion .... clamped together.
and picks up dirt before it fully curesIt cures very well with the moisture on your skin Hence the gloves..
It cures very well with the moisture on your skin Hence the gloves..
and picks up dirt before it fully cures
Favourite shade??.... nail polish remover dissolves it ....
Favourite shade??
Mebe they could have a mardle around the glue potYou two should find a room and stick together..
All timber is nominal sawn dims, 6mm is remover to plane it to PARYes I had planned to dowel as well. Having great difficulty finding 100mm x50mm,it seems industry standard 4x2 ia about 95mm x45mm planed, even sawn timber is not normally actually 100x50. I will probably have to have a bigger section planed down...at a cost.
An electric planer is peanuts at B&Q, then can be used to assult wood later on. Far cheaper than asking for it to be done.Yes I had planned to dowel as well. Having great difficulty finding 100mm x50mm,it seems industry standard 4x2 ia about 95mm x45mm planed, even sawn timber is not normally actually 100x50. I will probably have to have a bigger section planed down...at a cost.
I have a boat built 1960 using this glue. The glue is not holding anything tougher any more. Same problem with all the boats built at the same time.Best would be rescorcinol, but needs close glue lines and good clamping pressures, + above 10°C while going off.