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I need to stick a couple of worktop edges on, simple I thought, but
neither of my contact adhesives seem to work well. I'm sure I *used* to use contact adhesive for this but it really doesn't seem so sticky as it used to be. (The ones I have are Syntic plastic adhesive from Germany and Toolstation spray adhesive which has worked well for me in other applications) So I did a web search and while quite a few people seemed to be using contact adhesive there were quite a few suggesting PVA plus, maybe, ironing it. Is PVA + iron a sensible way of doing it? I have PVA 'in stock' so if it works then that will be a good way to do it. Otherwise what contact/impact adhesive is recommended? -- Chris Green · |
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