Is this glue also good for adhering the band to the unfinished edge? slick to rough that is?
1641928
I used it to adhere a high gloss melamine panel to an unfinished piece of plywood support for a floating desk, and its holds amazingly well. Looks like Elmer's school glue, so i was surprised at the strength of its hold.
2264263
There are a number of good glues out there, but part of what works best will depend on the leather surface. Is it polished or does it have some texture? If it is smooth you may need to rough it up some. Same goes for the belt clip. That done, you could use hot melt glue or something like Quick Grip. If that doesn't hold, you may want to look at riveting the clip to another piece of leather and glue leather to leather. Hope this helps.
2174581
Titebond would not be my first choice for gluing stone. I don't know what you could use on stone, but I do now that Titebond isn't it.
904556
I glue my leather belt and it worm really good. I had to try it a couple of times just because I never glue a belt before but after a couple of tries I got it good and it good as of now.
2044765
This honestly never happens to me but you can try dipping the end of the band in alcohol and sliding it in. Leave it alone for 24hrs. If that doesn't work, I would try some gorilla glue. And then slide it in.
305472
In my experience, rubber cement works well on leather (over the years I have used it to make many lasting repairs). Coat both sides of the leather to be joined, let it dry, then carefully position and press the pieces together. Obviously this won't work in every situation, but it is worth a try. (FYI, when making laced leather products like wallets, the lacing is lengthened by cutting a 1/8" 45 degree slice off the top side of one piece and off the bottom side of the other (to keep the shiny top-side continuous) and then rubber-cementing them together in the manner described above.)
772457
I don't really know but judging by the description of the Tacky glue, I would say no. This glue is not very thick and is not sticky.
901801
I have never had a problem with stickiness when using this product. It looks like feels like satin once it is thoroughly rubbed in the wood.
831098
I would say no. It's not that kind of adhesive. My suggestion would be to go to an automotive paint supply store and tell them what you're wanting to do. There are adhesives out there that amaze. I adhered some fender extensions 15 years ago and they look like I did it yesterday. Check with the body shop experts in the automotive paint store. Don't use JB Weld!! Get the right stuff and you won't be disappointed.
1019607
Hi. I haven't used it for that myself, but it does stand up well to other glues and adhesives.
1907109
I am not sure where on the guitar you want use it or if it works. It the only glue that I use for gluing on finger nails. It brushes on and bonds good on nails.
280720
Yeah, but by "work," I mean that it will stick to the adhesive surface for a limited period of time until the stickiness wears off and then it isn't sticking at all. It's cheap though, and if you can manage to preserve the adhesive and take good care of it, you should be fine.
1169739
I would think so, the adhesive is very good. Follow the directions exactly and be sure you clean the area where you glue with a good solvent. I used acetone.
1282012
This product works even better on vinyl. You will have to hold the edges together long enough for the glue to set.
541420
I had to cut mine to fit the backdoor saddle to prevent my dog from slipping. It is a wood saddle and because of the rubbery thickness of the product, I don't think glue alone will do for the long run. I used a heavy duty staple gun and it is serving us well.
1463340
I used it on the smooth front strap of a 1911. The edges are pinned under the grip panels. When used like this, it holds up very well.
207557
I don't believe that you have to use this tape. The glue (if properly done will hold things together. The tape will make it look more finished and cover up any glue mistakes.