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larry merlau
know i have a question for ya, how does the plastic resin glue do in reguards to the finishing aspect. does the joint line show up? clean up in reguards to the surface prep for stain or clear finish. are there some tricks that you have learned in the respect that you could share? thanks in advance, i had used that plastic resin in school but hadnt since maybe the teacher was on to somethng? i figured it was just because it worked with the heater they had to dry the joints.
Sands better than any glue out there and light brown color provides an invisible glue line....it is noted for both. 30-minute open time.
I don't know why it's not more popular with high-end hobbyists. What is the sense of doing traditional, repairable joinery if you stick it together with an unrepairable glue?
PL Premium is a poly construction adhesive.
Last edited by Bob Smalser; 06-30-2005 at 9:20 AM.
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