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Speed gluing (6)
Re: Speed gluingby BACKHAND 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Speed gluing) was posted by BACKHAND, on 2/8/2006 5:51:52 PM:
| How do you get on with peeling glue from soft sponges. I also think 8-10 layers is the optimum. From new I would apply about 4-5 layers days before playing. Then on the day I would start with one dry then one wet then on the blade, about one hour before playing. Then 30min later do the same again, then play. I can usually get 3 hours play from this. I can probably do this whole procedure about 5-6 times before it stops having the same effect. How do you get on with peeling glue from soft sponges. I also think 8-10 layers is the optimum, but usually have nearer 20-25 layers before I peel. With soft sponges I always seem to have problems, ending up with as much sponge as glue ball. |