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Yasaka Extra 3D (4)
Re: Yasaka Extra 3Dby Gene 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Yasaka Extra 3D) was posted by Gene, on 2/25/2005 7:06:42 PM:
| You can stick it on with one layer of glue on the sponge and one layer on the blade. However, some feel the cream plays better with an extra priming coat of cement in the sponge. Wait until both the sponge and blade appear dry, then put the two together handle end first. Press them together with a rolling pin, or something similar. Put a heavy book on top for 15-30 minutes and you are ready to go. When you get ready to cut, post again. George, myself and others have been posting a lot about this subject lately and I'm sure its fresh in our minds. |
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