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| orion:
Here, this should explain everything :) http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/video/0,,1639675,00.html |
| MB:
Will two cats work? ;D |
| JustMichael:
--- Quote from: MB on October 28, 2010, 04:53:14 pm ---Will two cats work? ;D --- End quote --- Depends. If they get along with each other they might just lay there happily. If they don't get along, a fight will ensue and they will leave. Now if their nails penetrate the tacky glue I don't know if they would stick or not. If they do stick you will have a difficult time of squeezing the cats flat when you apply the laminate. :puke |
| oreo632:
--- Quote from: JustMichael on October 31, 2010, 03:18:55 am --- --- Quote from: MB on October 28, 2010, 04:53:14 pm ---Will two cats work? ;D --- End quote --- Depends. If they get along with each other they might just lay there happily. If they don't get along, a fight will ensue and they will leave. Now if their nails penetrate the tacky glue I don't know if they would stick or not. If they do stick you will have a difficult time of squeezing the cats flat when you apply the laminate. :puke --- End quote --- :laugh2: :laugh2: Hey be sure to also use that stuff in a WELL ventilated area (duh) if you don't the whole house will wreak and did I mention contact high? :dizzy: That stuffs a trip! :afro: I had my garage door open and still got a bit dazed and confused. :dizzy: Didn't use it on a cab but on my mini bar. Best of luck. :cheers: Oh lastly don't dilly dally with the glue either, I remember by the time I had the counter top coated, the laminate was already getting too dry. You've gotta move fast. |
| dfmaverick:
I recall reading that Knievel used a water-based adhesive that was low on the fumes. Rolled on in a color (white?). Don't believe he ever gave a name. EDIT: Found it in his Twin Taito thread: "Take note of my glue advise below." "I used to dread working with it [laminate] because of the contact cement, which is always a horror show. Recently I tried water-based contact cement and that changed everything. Looks and goes on like white latex paint, no smell/mess and easy cleanup." "The water-based contact cement goes on white and turns clear when it's ready, one more great thing about it." http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=65678.0 |
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