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It sands easily without softening, resists heat and solvents, and cures to a light brown. It is FDA approved for indirect food contact, such as cutting boards or serving platters. Solvent free and one-part, it cleans up easily with water when liquid. An excellent all-around choice when faced with conditions that would challenge any other water-based adhesive.

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Jan 1, 19, 83 utah Country Region. Yes, but wouldn't hot hide glue also work? Just asking. Chris Radano Registered User. Feb 18, 3, 83 Pennsylvania Country Region. I do appreciate the accurate restoration process using hide glue. However, I use wood glue in limited quantities. I do not wish to make too much of repairs being reversable. That is why I made the repair! The entire case should be taken apart, and reassembled. For this, I would certainly consider the use of hide glue throughout.

Some small areas of rosewood veneer are missing from the base, would consider hide glue for repair of this case. Teaclock, for your bellows question, contact cement was what was originally used on most of these with the plastic base. If it is wood on wood, then hide glue would work. Thank you about the contact cement, the glue that was used before seemed rubbery. Being new to the procedure, I mixed up about 1, times more than I needed for my immediate application.

I will need more tomorrow, though. Will this batch still be good then? I think I read somewhere on the board that two or three days is fine. Am I correct, or should I dump this and start over tomorrow with a new batch? I had to buy pearls because that is all I could find at Woodcraft.

Their instructions say to add 4 times the volume of water and let it set overnight. That gave me a lumpy, gelatinous mass that wasn't good for anything. So I added more water and heated it all slightly Robert G.

Robert, The pearl-type of hide is more difficult to use because it takes so long to dissolve. But once you get it started, you'll be just fine. I use a grocery store thermometer to monitor the temperature, which should stay between and F.

The glue should be fairly thin, and definitely an even consistency. If the stuff gels on you before you are able to get the joints together, not a problem. Just take the parts apart and let the glue gel for about 10 minutes. Then the glue will just roll off, and you can start again. The hardest part of hide glue at first is dealing with how it gels.

Once it does gel, you should leave the joint undisturbed for several hours until it cures. An IR heat lamp of W about a foot away and directed at your work will delay the gel process.

Just think of it like jello. Once jello sets, you cannot mix it or it just turns into clods. In fact there's more similarities between jello and hide glue than I care to mention here! Not too much magic here, just a different way of doing things. Hide glue is as easy to make as jello, and practically the same process to make it. Your glue should last maybe a week covered up in the fridge.

If you use a glass container, you can just drop the whole thing in F degree water and it will re-liquify.

Thank you, Craig. Jan 8, 1, 11 38 USA. Hmmm; I wonder if it could be frozen? I've ordered a bottle of Titebond liquid hide glue from Rockler. I intend to use it on some small veneer overlays on a clock that I'm making.

I'm unfamiliar with the liquid variety. It's advertised as, ready to use If so, would it be accomplished with heat? Or is it non-reversible?

I've found the answer to my question at Titebond's website. Its sensitivity to moisture allows for easy disassembly of parts, a critical benefit in antique restoration or the repair of musical instruments. Assembly time after glue application: 10 minutes 70 degrees F 50 percent RH P. I gather that you've never used it. I'm correct. New to it a few mos. You can use it as a filler.

It is the ONLY glue that won't cause a stain on your finish. If a little oozes out of the joint a wet rag will quickly eradicate it. I could be wrong. Often I am. I believe there are other glues that are stronger but also have undesirable qualities associated with their strength. As I understand it: 1. HOT hide glue is re- activated by heat and moisture. I was taught in my college courses using HOT glue, to let the "squeeze out" harden and then chip it off with a sharp wood chisel -- if you try to wipe it off, it forces the glue into the grain, which affects the staining.

Actually, what I'm trying to do right now is glue a couple of small veneer overlays on the face of a small tambour shaped clock that I'm making. I know "nothing" about gluing veneer overlays! Perhaps there is a better glue to use for this purpose? I have two beautiful book-paged walnut burl overlays cut out and ready to attach to the front of the clock.

It's a one-shot deal! Any sugestions would be very much appreciated. Apparently there are noticeable differences between hot and liquid hide glue. I've never used hot. One property of liquid hide glue is that it does NOT stain the surface when it enters the grain - a tribute to it's use as a grain filler. I recently finished some very tedious veneer patching and replacement of purling.

I did ALL of it with liquid hide glue and it turned out great. With it I could do what is not possible with any other glue - just literally pour it on and wipe it off. It even helped close the seams. Now if I'm concerned about second operations staining the bare wood, what I do is lay down a couple layers of shellac to seal it first. Then do the patch or whatever because it can be removed from the finish - not the wood.

Recently a respondent on another topic board replied with respect to the use of ELMERS wood glue that was to hold a piece under stress - that is it had to be clamped to retain it's position - he responded, "Cod, MA posted AM Uh oh. PVA adhesives Elmer's creep with applied load, and are not suitable for structural uses because of that.

I haven't gotten a response to my question asking what he meant. What's your opinion? What was he saying? I'm confused, too. Elmer's carpenter glue, the yellow one, is an aliphatic resin -- the white one is a poly-vinyl acetate PVAc -- don't know what the "c" Titebond Liquid Hide Glue Canada Inc means. I can only assume he means that the white glue creeps under unequally applied pressure.

Yep; The yellow one. I figgered maybe Poly Vinyl Adhesive. We'll see. I glued it originally with hide glue, clamped it for 24hrs. Bond broken. So I got serious. My major concern is success. A conical shaped grille held against it's will to return to it's 5 degree warp will later crack because it can't overcome the bond of Elmer's Glue.

Jun 2, 0 0 55 Washington State Country Region. WOW - this is a gem of an old post. I really learned a lot about glue here. Stormy Registered User. Jan 22, 0 0 Visit site. Find member. Latest posts. Ever heard of Scout's Compass Watch Co. Latest: bjornestad 3 minutes ago. American Pocket Watches. Clock Repair. What is a civil war watch Latest: Clint Geller 21 minutes ago.

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