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Rubber cement can come in very handy when building your model airplanes.
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I have used rubber cement for years to stick paper patterns to balsa and ply… after cutting out, the paper can be peeled off and the left over cement can be rubbed off.. it rubs into small balls..
That’s a good idea.
Rubber cement is great and I’ve used it for a long time but now i have been using Gorilla Glue. Good working time, very strong, but what i like the most is that it expands. Any thoughts?
Funny, but what I like the least about polyurethane glues like Gorilla is that they expand! It makes creating accurate joints very hard. The expansion also makes them look messy.
Hey, if we all bought products for the same reasons, life would be a lot less interesting.