carpenters glue or wood glue would be recommended and how to best apply evenly, with roller or brush?
1760021
the application of the glow does not so much matter as to what you do with the veneer once you have in it place. Apply glue to the and iron it on. yes with the clothes iron
1760022
foam brush. Need to work quickly. However, I found wood or carpenters glue does drink in, so sanding afterward is limited due to thinness of veneer. Spray adhesive is better where sanding is expected (a joint).
735042
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.
510954
I would recommend using a mason drill bit and mason screws to install this on a cement wall. When you put your rods in and you have to give a little bit of a pull when you take your rods of the rack, so I don't think glue will last long or really work out well IMO.
394251
The best way is with both glue and staples. The glue will help hold it more securely. You can use staples to attach to the walls. Thank you.
98729
Wood glue would definitely help. I used it myself with the parts in the headboard. I've had the bed for almost 8 months now, and it's still very secure and doesn't shift.
1465537
The adhesive held great on as smooth surface, for me. Maybe you could use u-nails or construction adhesive.
1078736
I would use latex. The epoxy will stick better and the finished product will be just as glossy.
1441212
If mixed and applied properly and also clamped well for the recommended period, I would think the glue joint should maintain its bonding strenth for a very long time. The glued surfaces should be smooth, this is not a gap filling adhesive. A number of things could affect the bond such as exposure to water (wood would become damaged). This is my personal opinion, perhaps you could contact Dap and ask them the question.
1027995
I have used a clean cotton cloth. It's very soft so it won't scratch or damage the wood. Cotton has worked the best with spreading the wax. I have found that synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon don't give an even coat.
499755
No glue needed ... Get a rubber alley and pound it a little ... It comes back
699501
I use the CA Glue and Accelerator as a clamping agent. Dot one piece with intermittent dots of CA Glue and regular woodworking glue and spray the other piece with accelerator, carefully join the two pieces and hold for about 20 seconds. The CA Glue and Accelerator form a strong bond quickly and the regular woodworking glue strengthens the bond as it cures over night.
963639
I wouldn't use this over wood. Maybe finish floor polish for wood? I have used the acrylic polish for non wood floors to finish a lot of product s. But I wouldn't use glue.
1276468
don't know if i'd use glue and paper on a wall. try using some good double face tape.
1053083
Hi there. I would go to the craft store Michaels ( or online ) and get Goop or E-6000 Glue. Both should hold just fine. you would have to lay it flat to glue it and then use some masking tape to hold it in place until the glue dried. I always use either of these glues for many projects. They dry clear and work wonders. Use a toothpick to get off extra glue around the sides. Good luck to you and Happy New Year!
744946
Try some double sided tape, it worked on our hardwood floor. Also, might look for some of that rubber cabinet liner stuff too.
499757
We have not had to glue ours but my husband who taught wood working for many years offered two suggestions. If you have not used a wood stain on the rack, dip the ends in water and put them together. The wood will swell to a tight fit. Or, use Elmer's wood glue.
1649847
Use a wax remover or good wood cleaner first and perhaps rough the surface with scotch bright then it will stick and seal. This is the best wood coating I have ever used and I think you will like the results also. Good luck, Old Nick.