TPE glue solvent
TPE glue solvent
What would I use to thin it?
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Re: TPE glue solvent
Just like you wouldn't keep expiring silpoxy, permatex, GE Silicone II, etc.
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Re: TPE glue solvent
i have the questions of how do we keep it from spoiling, and how long before it starts to spoil ???
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Re: TPE glue solvent
There are threads about it on TDF somewhere.
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Re: TPE glue solvent
That… Sounds like a wonderful thing! I need me some of that!Tyr wrote:Do yourselves a favour and get Indigo20's Cold Weld Diffusion adhesive. It works. Forget the solvent, it's hit or miss at best.
There are threads about it on TDF somewhere.
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Re: TPE glue solvent
plus i noticed there's a factory repair using the solvent and i'm wanting to do complete rebuild on it...
as in cut that out of her shoulder and replace it with a fresh piece of TPE, from the sample. so that she'll (hopefully,) not a scar on her.
something i noticed...if you use the solvent...you can't heat that area to smooth out any flaws...
where Indigo's lets us smooth this out with heat...
another big selling point for any one who want's to fix it and do it right.