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Making a neat job with foaming polyurethane adhesive
Hi,
I just tried out foaming polyurethane adhesive for the first time and wondered whether there are any tricks for making a neat job? It's the sort that goes on as a brown treacle-like goo and foams up after a few minutes. I applied liberally and then spent the next 20 minutes wiping it off and still had a lot to trim away the next day. (note to self: I still owe my wife a new bottle of nail varnish remover). It didn't seem to be very sandable, or was I just not enthusiastic enough? Perhaps my problem is that I want it to fill the gaps in the joint but leave a clean edge on the exposed outside. thanks dan |
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