Glue and Adhesives

A propriatory epoxy resin. Check out your hardware/do it yourself store.

How to get rid of wallpaper glue

1. You get a bucket and fill it with water and bleach. The ratio is 1 gallon of water to one cup of bleach. You get a scrub brush and scrub until you cannot see or feel any more glue.

2. Mix water and vinegar. And do the same thing with the scrub brush. The vinegar is non-toxic but it just has a very strong smell.

You can buy dental glue from a Pharmacist, its quite expensive but I have one on hand in case my crown falls out and to tide me over till I can get to the dentist.

I read also that some guy couldn't find an NHS dentist (UK) so he used super glue every two months instead.

Target, Office Depot, Office Max, Walmart and Canadian Tire

23 Hot Melt Glue is the best: http://www.gluesticks.uk.com/2312300-5kg-p-12.html

A general rule when talking about silicone rubber: Nothing sticks to silicone -- except silicone. As long as you have a silicone based adhesive, you should be able to stick anything the silicone. Warning: if you are using any type of silicone adhesive, it will bond to fabric permanently, so make sure you aren't wearing any nice clothes. Latex or nitrile gloves are also recommended when handling silicone adhesive.

Wet it with warm water and scrub it, suck it up with a shop vac. Repeat this process 4-5 times and you should get it all.

Mod podge is a thick glue that can stick many different materials and also act as a sealant over photos etc.

If it's silicone, as is likely, then get most of it off with a sharp edge of a craft knife and the rest with acetone or lacquer thinner on a rough rag.

3-M #330 epoxy Glue. it is water clear.

Be sure to use a leather pad between the stone and the finding or bizzel cup.

this well give a shock point for the stone to move and it should n`t break as easy...........

There are numerous formulas for hot glue sticks. Hot glue sticks can be formulated to bond glass, wood, plastic, metal, foam, plastic, cardboard and for basic applications check out a general purpose formula.

First try lightly scrubbing it with Goof-Off. If it appears to start melting, this is the way to go, but don't scrub hard enough to damage the clothing. When it's fully melted spray it with'Shout' and wash it in hot water.

Depends entirely on the adhesive type. Super glue sets almost instantly, some wood glues take 3-6 hours.

There are many methods. It depends what glue and what fabric.

Buy pieces of styrofoam. Then, you stick the base in styrofoam. Next, you measure the length of the first piece and the length of the shape of the toothpicks.

You may put some vertical on the horizontal toothpicks. Cut off the top of the toothpicks, and put glue on them. If you just poke the next piece of the styrofoam

on, you wouldn't be using the glue. Make sure the length of the styrofoam is

slightly bigger than the shape of the toothpicks. Glue the styrofoam on.

Lastly, do it over and over again until reached height desired.

You will need

• pieces of styrofoam

• Over 100 pieces of toothpicks

• Elmer's Glue-All glue

Depends what you want to stick onto it. Not many glues stick effectively to plaster.

Nails polish remover or hot water.

You can soak your nails in hot/warm water and take an electrical nail file and remove it. Or you could be cheap like me and rub it off with nail polish remover. Depending on the nail glue that you used, non acetone nail polish remover usually works the best.

Nope, It will cause the ;aminate to buckle

it is best to use decopatch glue but i am trying PVA it should work

Yes it is, I believe the vapour of superglue will stick to the ridges.