Info for glue for facing.....
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What exactly are you trying to say? Superglueing the facing on? This guy does:
I don't want that you forget that i'm a French guy you know,
. Yes yes, superglueing facing, that's the right thing! I will try it on one table with thicker facing, the mechanic here is not super experimented and he had some problem with contact cement, may be that his contact cement was of poor quality, anyway we will give a try to the superglue, with this video i'm confident of the results. Thank You Garczar!!
U probably have problems gluing neoprene facing with contact cement.I don't want that you forget that i'm a French guy you know,. Yes yes, superglueing facing, that's the right thing! I will try it on one table with thicker facing, the mechanic here is not super experimented and he had some problem with contact cement, may be that his contact cement was of poor quality, anyway we will give a try to the superglue, with this video i'm confident of the results. Thank You Garczar!!
. Yes yes, superglueing facing, that's the right thing! I will try it on one table with thicker facing, the mechanic here is not super experimented and he had some problem with contact cement, may be that his contact cement was of poor quality, anyway we will give a try to the superglue, with this video i'm confident of the results. Thank You Garczar!!
Try to clean the facing with acetone first . You can thank me later
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Yes ok, but with a good cleaning, wich glue between contact cement and superglue will be the best you think?U probably have problems gluing neoprene facing with contact cement.
Try to clean the facing with acetone first . You can thank me later
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I use pattex contact cement.
I think that super glue isn't good for facings , specifically thin one
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boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
I used Barge Cement (it's a contact cement) and had zero problems with it. The key is to clean the area to be glued (I just used 91% IPA) and let it set up some before mating the surfaces.
It was the first time I ever did such a thing and it worked perfectly so it can't be that difficult. He must have either got a bad batch of glue or did it wrong, possibly lack of prep.
It was the first time I ever did such a thing and it worked perfectly so it can't be that difficult. He must have either got a bad batch of glue or did it wrong, possibly lack of prep.
Contact cement will work better in the long run. Superglue will work, but it will get hard, and will NOT be fun to remove if you ever need to fix the facings again.
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3M 10 Light Yellow Neoprene Contact Adhesive | Silmid
3M Contact Adhesive 10 is a high strength, fast drying elastomers bond polycarbonate. Available to buy from Silmid.
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Ok, I will consider that, Thanks for answering!Contact cement will work better in the long run. Superglue will work, but it will get hard, and will NOT be fun to remove if you ever need to fix the facings again.
3M 10 Light Yellow Neoprene Contact Adhesive | Silmid
3M Contact Adhesive 10 is a high strength, fast drying elastomers bond polycarbonate. Available to buy from Silmid.
Surprises me that no one has tried my RKC250 adhesive.
It's not easy attainable in Croatia, Europe
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Hard Knock Cues
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I've been using it for my rubber and facings. I do two light coats with a small brush and so far have had no problems.
Send an email to Chad@diamondbilliards.com and ask him if our European Diamond dealer has it available.
It's all I will use. Only reason I didn't recommend it is availability. If you can't buy wholesale, you have to buy a lot of it, and it's pretty expensive. It's a shame it's not readily available in smaller amounts.
Coming soon buddy.