Glue and Adhesives

Cyanoacrylates.

An adhesive and a hardener, or an adhesive and a solvent (which evaporates, allowing the glue to harden)

decopatch- a brown paper mashe sculpure you cover with paper and stick the paper on decopatch glue

It can get stuck to items that are important if you are nor careful with it. Then your parents will be angry with you .

Archeologists excavating burial sites from 4000 BC have discovered clay pots repaired with glue made from tree sap. We know that the ancient Greeks developed adhesives for use in carpentry, and created recipes for glue that included the following items as ingredients: egg whites, blood, bones, milk, cheese, vegetables and grains. Tar and beeswax were used by the Romans for glue.

A glue stick is a solid adhesive in stick form that is used for various crafting and school projects. It is made primarily of non-toxic ingredients and is applied by twisting it up and spreading the glue onto surfaces. It dries quickly and provides a strong bond once it sets.

Glue bottle because glue sticks will not be strong enough..and the paper is thick so the glue shouldn't leak through.

Basically, it's a type of clear polyethylene sheet like painters use.

Provided it is a water based glue, wipe it with damp cloth.

Read the back of the bottle. -That's all we would do.

paint the tama with a translucent arcrylic paint~

I would guess a heat gun and puddy knife or scraper. Don't start a fire. Not an easy task. You can rent a vct tile remover from a rental shop which has a 6" razor scraper on it and it just vibrates as you push. They usually pop vinyl tile up easily but just a tar kind of glue sounds tough unless it's more brittle than soft. I hope this is on a concrete slab and not wood because you'll be able to be a little more aggressive and not have to worry about gouging the floor. Sanding is out because ounce it starts to heat up your disc or paper will be gummed up in a second. If possible just go over it with the new floor. If it smells, seal it. If it is high and low, pad it with floating floor foam underlayment.

To keep your ken fresh

Rub it with Goof Off and it will soften enough to be removed.

No, you may think you can, but the paper will just come off the sheetrock.

While the bottle says it is non-toxic, the MSDS says that ingestion may cause gastrointestinal irritation and recommends medical attention if the product is eaten.

Super Glue is sold under many different names.

This depends on the use but Krazr (super) glue or silicone type bond would work.

Rubber and glass will expand and contract at different rates so the adhesion may not last.

Fish tank sealant is very strong and can be bought on line.

Many different uses where thinness is necessary, mainly for attaching laminate plastic to counter tops.

No, it gets so thick you can barely spread it and doesn't stick well. If you leave it in your van overnight when it freezes it's no good, and can't be used again.

There are many kinds of 'glue'. Some. like epoxy set better when warm. Others like silicone set better in cold water. So -Name your glue -