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Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute？ (8)
Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute？by B2spinbomber 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Is Elmer's Rubber Cement a good substitute？) was posted by B2spinbomber, on 8/10/2005 5:14:19 PM:
| Hey... yes.. I use Best Test One Coat Rubber Cement mixed with Best Test Bestine Rubber Thinner... it is pretty good.. you can use it to glue a topsheet to a sponge and also to glue a preassembled rubber to a blade.. no problem... you definitely need the Bestine thinner since the glue is quite thick... I think 1:1 ratio is perfect.... get a quart of Best Test One Coat Rubber Cement and one Quart of Best Test Bestine Rubber Thinner... you will get much more for the money |