Bonding agents for bead and cove
By:David Semrad
Date: 8/1/1998, 7:03 am
Date: 8/1/1998, 7:03 am
I'm planning for my first stripbuilt kayak and have heard of people using hot glue, wood glue or epoxy to bond the strips together. Is there "right" or best way to do it? Hot glue seems like it would be quickest and easiest but is this as strong as wood glue? Epoxy seems like the strongest but slow and messy. Does hot glue run the risk of softning if the finished kayak is left out in direct sunlight?
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- Bonding agents for bead and cove
David Semrad -- 8/1/1998, 7:03 am- Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
Nick Schade -- 8/3/1998, 3:56 pm- Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
Rick VanBuren -- 8/2/1998, 12:38 pm- Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
AL BRATTON -- 8/1/1998, 9:52 pm- Gorilla's are strong and so is the glue
Pete Ford -- 8/1/1998, 7:22 pm- Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
Jerry Weinraub -- 8/1/1998, 3:42 pm- Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
J. Dolmage -- 8/1/1998, 11:32 am - Re: Bonding agents for bead and cove
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