Cue wrap glue

jsaxman

It's all about ass!
Silver Member
What glue do you use for Irish Linen Wrap?

-Elmer's Glue-All
-Titebond Original
-Titebond III
-Other type of Glue?

Do you use Full strength or dilute with few drops of water?

Drill hole or tuck Wrap?


Later,
Sax
 

rhncue

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
What glue do you use for Irish Linen Wrap?

-Elmer's Glue-All
-Titebond Original
-Titebond III
-Other type of Glue?

Do you use Full strength or dilute with few drops of water?

Drill hole or tuck Wrap?


Later,
Sax

I imagine you are referring to a linen wrap. Elmer's glue all. I use it straight out of the bottle but I've put on well over a thousand wraps and get them on pretty quickly. I pegged both ends for around 35 or 40 years but here lately I've been tucking.

Dick
 

mortuarymike-nv

mortuarymike-nv
Silver Member
wraps

I just started to do wraps. I do not know how to tuck I have only been taught how to peg. and I use elmer's
MMike
 

eddie0776

Bishop Cues
Silver Member
I use Elmers and tuck. I started with pegging and switched to tucking because I hate putting more holes in someones cue.
 

jsaxman

It's all about ass!
Silver Member
info

Thanks for the info.

Elmer's with a few drops of water.
(do not want it to start to dry before I get to the end of Wrap)

-Try W-40 on the loop you use for the Tuck!!!!

-Tuck method (If done right) Does Not show the Tuck!


Later,
Sax
 

JoeyInCali

Maker of Joey Bautista Cues
Silver Member
Thanks for the info.

Elmer's with a few drops of water.
(do not want it to start to dry before I get to the end of Wrap)

-Try W-40 on the loop you use for the Tuck!!!!

-Tuck method (If done right) Does Not show the Tuck!


Later,
Sax
Avoid WD-40 in the shop at all cost.
It it gets on wood , finishing might be a huge problem.
Just use wax.
 

akaminski

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
I use Elmer's......and the drill method....


However I have heard of people using a glue stick too....never tried it but seems interesting
 

Chopdoc

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
Avoid WD-40 in the shop at all cost.
It it gets on wood , finishing might be a huge problem.
Just use wax.



I was wondering about that. I know you guys don't want any silicone around but WD has no silicone in it. I was still suspicious about the stuff around cues though.




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Blue Hog ridr

World Famous Fisherman.
Silver Member
I pegged but since I watched Darcy's video, I started tucking.

Elmer's with a spritz of water but Darcy also uses a Glue Stick. The last handle I did, I used a Stick and it seemed to work ok.

I will probably continue to use a stick until I find out differently.

I use Tite Bond for other things but don't see why you couldn't use it watered down, altho it would be a bit of over kill.

If you watch Darcy's video, he uses wax to coat his tuck line.

Tuck a wrap for Mike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LNsUcItj00
 
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cuejo

Cue Repair tech
Silver Member
I just watched my video.
I'm a terrible talker :)
Maybe time to update?
 
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