Puzzle Glue?
Apr 5, 2020 16:14:49 #
Fotoartist wrote:
My wife used it for this 2000 piece puzzle.
And she still looks sane. LOL
Ed
Apr 5, 2020 23:16:37 #
jim quist wrote:
There is a shortage of puzzle glue, no one has any. Are there alternatives that you use? I am thinking about trying some Elmers glue because that is available by the gallon. I have plenty of puzzles right now, but only enough glue for maybe 5 of them.
I'm cheap. One tennis ball cut in half serves as a good tool to press Gorilla tape to the back of my puzzles. Then again, I frame the whole set-up and the pieces have nowhere to go. Tear the strips and overlap by about 1/8 inch until the whole puzzle back is covered and then use the tennis ball to rub the tape . The seams of the pieces will be visible from the back, and there is no reason to worry about disturbing the front. It does add bit of weight, though.
Apr 6, 2020 03:03:25 #
scubaman65
Loc: Ragersville (Sugarcreek) Ohio
I have a problem that involves glues/adhesives. Wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I salvaged a ships enunciator from a Japanese ship sunk during WW II. The glass position indicator is broken into many pieces but I have been able to assemble it. However I want to glue it back together in a way that it is strong enough to reassemble the complete mechanism. So far have not been able to find a product that would be strong enough. Beginning to think That I will have to glue it to some backing material but that also presents some problems with reassembly dimensions. Would appreciate any suggestions about how I might do this. I know that this may be a questionable issue for this forum but any help would be much appreciated.
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