What type of glue should I use?
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E 6000 glue. You can get a huge tube of it from michaels craft store for cheap
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I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
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I use a clamp with the glue holding it together till the glue dries and it sould be called miracle glue.
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There are several strong fabric glues. I'd try one of those. I would not use hot glue. A craft/hobby store would be your best best ... JoAnn crafts, Hobby Lobby, Michael's, etc.
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Use Tite-bond III and leave it clamped for 24 hours. Also be sure you brush the glue over all surfaces that will be touching in an even layer, not too thin but not thick.
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I would think so, the adhesive is very good. Follow the directions exactly and be sure you clean the area where you glue with a good solvent. I used acetone.
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i used Elmers wood glue. it was non-toxic which i needed because it was for a reptile enclosure. you can use what kind you feel is best. i also used little screws for little extra support. one on each end and one in middle. just have to judge what works best for you.
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Yes, they will work. If the glue is dry and hard, it works better, but they will even work on flexible glue. I use these things for nearly everything. I've tried other brands, but they fall apart right away. These are worth the money and last 10 times longer than the others. I just wish I could still buy them at Home Depot...they used to carry them. I have to order them on-line now, so I order a bunch at a time and keep a few on my work truck.
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The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces together, and is nearly impossible to get off your hands (or anything else). Hope this was helpful! The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces... » Read More The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces together, and is nearly impossible to get off your hands (or anything else). Hope this was helpful! « Show Less
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Super glue would probably be a waste of time, however, if you can get all the old glue off the plastic, try using 3M permanent double sided tape, which should work well. It's available at Home Depot or lowes, or maybe here too - it has the red dividing tape on it. Makes sure everything is clean and dry first, and it should work fine. Hope this helps.
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You should use the right size tip. It applies the glue correctly. The crystal could get stuck in the tip if it's a different size.
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No Don't use glue .. Just clean metal wheels and make sure they are pressed on nice and flat and even.. with a flat board or stick
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I used wood glue. Both pieces need to be fully coated and heavily pressed and weighted. Maybe spray is better but I haven't tried that method. Hope this helps.
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I'd probably go with a construction type adhesive such as liquid nails for something that heavy. This glue is great but it is VERY thin.
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I used drywall / contractors glue. It worked great. Get the quick dry. I also painted them first. Too messy to spray paint in the house.
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Just like what Dennis Valencia said. It does NOT include glue. It's a good kit. If you need help, try your local hobby shop. They'll show you what kind of glue you need, etc.
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No glue needed ... Get a rubber alley and pound it a little ... It comes back