What is the best adhesive to use to bond corrugated together, cold glue(white glue) or hot melt? and why?
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Assuming you are asking about corrugated cardboard, then the white glue will provide a more permanent bond if you keep it dry. \n\nThe white glue will seep further into the pores of the cardboard and when it sets up will give the glue more hold. Hot melt tends to only attach on or near the surface
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In the past I have used super glue remover. Seems to work for me.
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cooked glue lasts well\n\nmix a thickish paste of cornflour/cornstarch and water.\nCook like a custard until it is translucent and thick.\napply while still warm\napply pressure if appropriate while drying\n\nthis worked when we were kids - should still work now I suppose.\n\nps - I am sure we used to keep a jar of this goop and use it cold - so maybe it doesnt need to be warm when you use it.\nlasted for a while till it turned fungoid I think
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superglue needs water to harden.  Moisture in the air will do.  But under the cap, especially of a new tube, there is no air and therefore no moisture.  Otherwise it will bond plastic.
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i made one before for my kid but it was out of toothpicks its good to make to stumpy bases on each side then support X's under teh main way going across then do whatever ur diong on top if anything then use regular glue not hot glue but if you wanna speed up the process stick the bridge in the oven on a lowish temperture and let the glue dry then take it out after a short amount of time it should turn out ok!
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Super glue is actually a two-part adhesive - it's not glue until it combines with the water in the air.
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Maybe Air packaging it will keep it from melting.
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A glue gun with hot glue works best.
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You can buy glue that is made specifically for body boards, and also for wetsuits.  Most surfshops that sell wetsuits should probably sell this.
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i use baby powder, and have also heard gold bond powder is good.
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Well maybe get a nicer humidor...people that smoke cigars are suppoesed to have money lol....anyways...im guessin its wooden...any wood glue is safe...elmers....if you decide that only super glue will work with that plastic on wood im guessing then be sure to air it out for a week or so before using it you wouldnt want to ruin yer cigars....good luck with that
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Super glue will work for a temporary fix, but it is water soluble and won't last very long.  Acrylic is the only permanent answer and you would need to have that done at your dentist.
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Super glue, but epoxy is the strongest glue ever. Super glue can also only be used on non-porous things.
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I found it!!! Silly putty right?\n\nHow To Make Silly Putty\n\n2 parts Elmers' Glue-All \n1 part liquid starch \nGradually pour starch into glue and mix. If mixture is sticky, add more starch. Cover and refrigerate overnight. This silly putty can be cut with scissors or be pulled or twisted.\n\nNote: Liquid starch can be found in the grocery store in the laundry aisle, and some major department stores.
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lol. dont get me wrong but i use elmers glue. it actually comes out pretty easy during a shower. p.s. remember, rinse, lather, repeat!
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There are a number of methods: the traditional powder method, magnetic powder, ninhydrin, fuming with super glue...  The best/easiest method is highly dependent on what kind of surface you're attempting to lift the print from.  You'd use one of the powders for glass, but it would be useless on paper; vice versa for ninhydrin.
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