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    Senior Member blabbermouth nessmuck's Avatar
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    Default Question for you brush builders ?

    Just wondering what kind of adhesive to use....to glue a Thater knot into an Elk horn handle ...thanks !

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    I use marine epoxy. It is water proof.

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    Gorilla 2 part epoxy, weather proof. You only get one shot at it so het it right the first time.
    It's just Sharpening, right?
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    I use Loctite Marine Epoxy and have always had great results.

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    Marine epoxy is definitely the way to go.
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    I use Goop. Comes in a tube. No mixing, no mess. Smear inside of the handle, a big dollop on the plug of the knot. Get it where you want it and hang it upside down.
    Let it hang there for a few days.

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    Any waterproof epoxy will do.
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    I had some “G-Flex “ in the cabinet....worked slick...thanks for all the input.
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