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Best way to spread contact glue???
On Sunday, December 27, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Michel Diotte wrote:
I have made 2 plastic laminated tops and I have used contact cement. I am using mdf as a base for the tops. I find that spreading the glue can be very tricky as the glue penetrates and starts drying as it is spread. This causes build-ups in some spots and some areas are starved for glue. What to do??? Any feedback will be appreciated. Thanks Michel Diotte if you're using a roller, apply the cement with a squeeze bottle, similar to a wood glue bottle. if you lay the cement out in evenly spaced lines across your material, it rolls out more evenly. |
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