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Question about Fair Chack Glue (6)
Re: Question about Fair Chack Glueby rhino 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Question about Fair Chack Glue) was posted by rhino, on 8/18/2005 4:57:05 PM:
| i use fair chack it only takes a few minutes to dry just as said befor apply 2 layers to the rubber letting each dry the rubber will dome then i apply a layer to the blade i wait for the layer on the blade to just barely dry then roll the rubber on you should be able to play with in minutes.What blade are you using and what rubber are you using?Sometimes with a soft sponge it will soak up the glue fast and may require more glue.Also if the rubber curls and you let the glue dry too long over 10 minutes it will be hard to stick.I usually wait about 2-3 minutes per layer on the rubber and 1-2 minutes on the blade. |