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Thread: Tried new Loctite adhesive this week...Great stuff!

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    pfries to the rescue! Thanks man, this computer I'm on just isn't wanting to work with me today.
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    I don't know about rescue.....
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    Much appreciated in either respect
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    Quote Originally Posted by pfries View Post
    Picture for you

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    I have used this with the last batch of 8 custom order knives and I really like it. It seems to have great adhesion power, yet a flexibility. I would press the scales onto the blank & let overnight. I will use it again if that says anything, much better than the thick CA that I had been using.
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    Best part I have seen so far, is that you can run a bead, smooth it just a bit but leave enough on the outer edge so it makes a seal, press down on the blank, and you don't have to clamp it and risk it moving around or smearing the adhesive around while you are trying to put on clamps or whatever to hold it down.
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