On 8/2/2012 3:44 PM, chaniarts wrote:
On 8/2/2012 12:57 PM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
At the church, someone knocked off about 6 inch length of varnished wood
baseboard. The mating surface is some kind of goop that didn't hold.
Behind
that is wall paper, and some bare drywall.

At the end, the wooden ends are bevelled, and match up to another
bevelled,
varnished wood.

My bottle of gorilla glue had locked up. I went to Home Depot, and
bought a
tube of Seal All, which I can use for other stuff after the baseboard.
I'm
not all sure this will stick.

What works better? Liquid nails? Silicone caulk? Or should I bought fresh
bottle of gorilla glue?

Christopher A. Young
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i would use liquid nails. silicone would take a good 24 hours to fully
cure, and isn't that good of an adhesive anyway.

gorilla glue is best used for wood-wood gluing.

Gorilla glue has its place, but requires some serious clamping. I
wouldn't think of using it on this problem.

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