can it reduce the thichness of glue?
1269369
If you are asking about the application of superglue and it's thickness between the two surfaces glued, the answer is no. If you are asking if it will act as a thinner for other glues, it's still no. This is made for precision application and therefore less waste, you may actually lay down a less thick layer of glue than normal, but when pressed together, the inner thickness is about the same for bonding.
1269370
The secret of this particular product from 3-M is the dispenser! You can carefully control the amount you want to use and the container stores the rest of the content well. You do however need to use care not to crack the thin neck from the large body so do not push against it. The push button on the side give an exacting control of flow and is great for production cementing.
94431
Yes, it can be removed. Just wet it down. The glue becomes slimy again and you can wash it off. I haven't done that mind you, but the instructions indicated it could be done. Good luck with your project!
1052686
I use this glue on paper and it drys almost on contact. You may get one chance to change the position of the paper but after about 10 sec you can glue the next piece.
1737384
Probably, but before I were to order, you can try rubbing alcohol. You don't specify what actual material the glue is on so it is hard to answer. There are numerous do-it-yourself adhesive removers from rubbing alcohol to WD40 but it all depends on the material you are removing adhesive/glue from.
1979901
It might be ok, but I would be afraid it would melt it. I would use "no sew" glue.
2163135
Yes you can....but it also depends on the type of glue you use....and the colored ones shines real bright...some of the clear ones can look alil dull from time to time....but its a real good buy
449887
Yes. I believe so, you can water the glue down to change the strength of the glue. So you could play around with a few batches of strength levels to see which one would work best for you. A would assume a very thin layer of watered down glue would be just fine without damaging the art of the button. I hope this helps. :c)
742624
Depends on fabric. I put something underneath, remove when done, then hang so glue isn't touching anything.
1760134
I have mislaid the specs sheet that came with the glue. You might be able to contact the manufacturer for this information?
1530827
In this case it will defiantly work. I don't know better glue than this one! Make sure that a hole is free from glue after use by squeezing it a little otherwise it can dry just like any other glue.
550260
Yes, it should be possible, but keep in mind that the glue you use may not adhere to the rubber very well or the surface of the item you glue them to.
2096513
I can't see you you wouldn't be able to do it. Once it dries the surface has some roughness to it, so I am sure you can glue to it. This stuff gets pretty hard too...
339844
the best glue that i have found is regular wood glue but use it sparingly not to add to much wait to the plane
1752011
Maybe if you use something else to cover up the hole and use the glue to keep it in place. :)
739549
Yes. However if wood glue is used U must be carefull not to sand it too much, since the glue penetrates to some degree, and stain can become less uniform..
1315366
Use Tite-bond III and leave it clamped for 24 hours. Also be sure you brush the glue over all surfaces that will be touching in an even layer, not too thin but not thick.
1467066
You can do it without it, glue is optional. But some parts stay a bit better if you use some.