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g s hypo glue
Posted by steve5 on Thursday, May 12, 2016 5:20 PM

tried the gs hypo glue , to glue some thread to my sail's .for some strength , left it over night , never looked like holding , is the purple stuff better than the orange glue , I wanted to use it ,because I've been told it stay's supply , or can some one tell of a glue that stay's soft when dry , thank's .

steve5

 

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Posted by Cobra 427 on Saturday, May 14, 2016 10:14 AM

You need to use FABRIC GLUE! I get mine at Jo-Ann fabrics. Not the Aleenes brand tacky glue, but the Aleenes STOP FRAYING glue in the white label. This is formulated to remain soft to the touch, and also flexible, or (SUPPLE) when furled, or moved in any way. This way it won't be stiff, and hard when you attach your rigging. Apply this to your thread to keep it from unraveling, then once it's dry you can then superglue then ends to your model. I hope this helps.

~ Cobra Chris

Maybe a picture of a squirrel playing a harmonica will make you feel better?

 

 

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Posted by steve5 on Saturday, May 14, 2016 5:39 PM

thank's cobra , your picture made me feel better too .!Big Smile

 

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