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Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute? (5)
Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by yaosir 19 years ago
by yaosir 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by Alex 19 years ago
by Alex 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by hbs 19 years ago
by hbs 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by Rob P 19 years ago
by Rob P 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by Xpyre 19 years ago
by Xpyre 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by hbs 19 years ago
by hbs 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by phil 19 years ago
by phil 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by leon 19 years ago
by leon 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by B2spinbomber 19 years ago
by B2spinbomber 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by hbs 19 years ago
by hbs 19 years ago
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?
by B2Spinbomber 19 years ago
by B2Spinbomber 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute?) was posted by Xpyre, on 8/10/2005 11:48:43 AM:
You can probably go to an art supply store to get bestine thinner. And while you're at it, you can get best-test rubber cement. Supposedly, the combination of the two is very similar to other brands of table tennis glues. |