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Re: [ATM] re:" Render unto Caesar"

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Subject: Re: [ATM] re:" Render unto Caesar"
From: vorblesnak@peak.org
Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 10:56:52 -0700 (PDT)
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I had not thought of glue.  I suspect I could use the same polyester glue
I join the sheets with.  Spread the glue on the foam, dampen the material
and wrap and smooth.  Of course the white carpenters glue would be
cheaper.  I will play with some scraps.

David Davis
Toledo, OR

> White "carpenter's" glue does a nice job with Styrofoam and fibreglass.
> Remember that this glue is an acrylic+water base and the water must
> evaporate out meaning it cannot be used to glue large surfaces which do
> not

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- [ATM] re:" Render unto Caesar"
  - From: "Ellen Mackenzie" <mackenzieconsulting@sympatico.ca>

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