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I also use the acrylics as Bob suggested. Work well penetrating on fine cracks. Woodcraft stores sell it in three viscosities.
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Glad you guys responded to his question, I may have the need for that myself
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Thanks for the endorsement gentlemen. Ill do some research.
Harold, assuming you bought Sam Houston's ph 16, id say you may need some glue as well. |
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Aaron, if it cant be fixed with duct tape and zip ties it's beyond my capabilities.
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Look up a glue called "Hot Stuff" on the internet. I have used this for very fine cracks on stocks with excellent results.
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There is no shame in knowing your checkbook is your best tool.
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There is a cyano based wood glue that has the consistency of water and is clear that works great on those micro-fissures. It flows really well into the crack and cleans up easily. Found in hardware stores.
Titebond Premium Instant Bond Wood Adhesive |
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Mike,
Does the Titebond product eat the finish like others or is the finish prserved? Bob Jurewicz |
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