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    Quote Originally Posted by Wintchase View Post
    Drive to the Convienence Store..The one closest to your house. I am leaving a Clown mask, salad tongs and a pint of Peanut brittle. It won't help you for an adhesive, but it would be a funny thing to explain to your wife at 02:00 am in the morning.
    Wintchase,

    LOL!!! Yeah my girlfriend thinks I'm running a drug lab when I walk inside covered in all sorts of g10, wood, and bone dust with my full face respirator and a bio-suit on.

    Good times,

    Chris
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    Hello,

    I got some duck tape carpet tape today. Its very vey sticky and I think it has a fiberglass backing. Im a little worried when I split the two scales apart I might crack one of them. Next time Im going to go with two or three smaller pieces instead of one large piece. Im also going to try the piece of paper and a little superglue if the double sided carpet tape breaks these scales when I split them. Its going to be another late night grinding/shaping wood and g10 :-)

    Thanks for the info guys,

    Chris

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    FWIW --

    Would hot-melt glue work? It won't shift (once it cools), and it seems to have a weak bond with wood. Maybe it's just strong enough for the job?

    Charles

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    Quote Originally Posted by cpcohen1945 View Post
    FWIW --

    Would hot-melt glue work? It won't shift (once it cools), and it seems to have a weak bond with wood. Maybe it's just strong enough for the job?

    Charles
    Cpcohen1945,

    Im not sure if the hot glue can handle the heat from sanding without coming apart. Ill give it a try if I can find some around the house.

    Thanks,

    Chris

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    I've been using double sided turner's tape for years with excellent success. The residual sticky leftovers I sometimes have are easily removed with goo gone. It's my to go tape for holding my scales together. Couldn't live without it in the shop.


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