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How to glue? (1)
How to glue?by Alex 20 years ago
The following message (subject: How to glue?) was posted by Alex, on 6/19/2005 7:31:31 AM:
| I have a sprungfeder rubber i'd like to use non-speedglued. What glue would I use for it? speedglue + sprungfeder tensioned rubber is too fast a combo for me. According to megaspin's article http://www.megaspin.net/articles/view.asp?id=201 it says after you use speedglue you have to take it off. I'd like to use a glue where I can just leave the rubber on the blade for months at a time. |