Glue and Adhesives

Yes. Acetone is a degreaser

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It's known that as far back as 3,000 years the Egyptians used animal glues for furniture and similar things. Around the mid 1700's fish bones were made into wood glue in Britain and in Holland.

You can't: unless they're very thick, most tiles will just break. The best you can do is use a thick base layer of new adhesive to cope with the irregularity of the old adhesive.

By adding 10-15% water.

Some glues will decompose and some will not.

Depends on what you are gluing. For a flexible material, urethane adhesives are a good bet. For thermoplastics and metals, thermal welding (or solvent welding, for plastics) is preferrable. Don't forget that there are many grades of epoxy, and some are many, many times stronger in bond strength than hardware-store types.

A few hours to a day or so, better you stand on it and put it out of it's misery

I think the best way to do this would be to employ a sand blaster. It's no doubt messy but with care will be the quickest way to remove the adhesive. There will be massive damage to the congoleum (why is this on the wall and not the floor). Consider removing the congoleum with the offending adhesive and then going forward with your redesign. Perhaps when all is said and done you might just wish to fix new drywall to the congoleum using some 2x4 or 2x2 . This would allow you to add increased insulation behind your handywork. Never a bad idea in a below ground basement.

super glue is used for when you have to glue something and you want it to glue very firmly and tightly so you have to use this glue unless you totally want it to unglue itself. super glue is used for when you have to glue something and you want it to glue very firmly and tightly so you have to use this glue unless you totally want it to unglue itself. super glue is used for when you have to glue something and you want it to glue very firmly and tightly so you have to use this glue unless you totally want it to unglue itself. super glue is used for when you have to glue something and you want it to glue very firmly and tightly so you have to use this glue unless you totally want it to unglue itself.

iyt it realy depends on whast type of hot glue yoou use and how hot it is

FUGITIVE ADHESIVES

You buy the UF powder or granules and mix it with water.

There are quite a few possibilities for this. Most likely in my opinion is engineer Paul Cope who worked for Proctor and Gamble in the 1940's. George Schultz invented a type of industrial glue gun but much later.

Dr Harry Coover invented super glue.

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The Penny Black, issued in England in may, 1840.

Try at chemical stores, look for Sodium metasilicate pentahydrate. ~ $25 per 2 lb.

Was it Super glue.

100 % clear silicone is best for this use.

You may mean soldering, brazing or welding. These are all methods of joining metals

WELL IT MAY!

BUT it ain't advisable to do that at all.

Super glue is not biocompatible with human tissues, including dental tissues.

ALSO you will be endangering both your artificial tooth and natural gum and tooth while trying such stop gap measures.

SEE A DENTIST . use dental cements, replace the artificial tooth if necessary.

No, super glue was originally used for this purpose.