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26 Mar 2005, 18:42, MIKE ROSS (1:167/133), wrote to Matt Mc_Carthy:
Hi MIKE.
MM>> I'm NOT satisfied with "Gorilla Glue", too much
'foam', and not
MM>> enough strength. I've been experimenting with some other brands
MM>> of 'Polyurethane Cement', particularly "Elmers"
brand, which has
MM>> much less foaming and possibly more strength.
MM>> So far though nothing beats plain old cheap epoxy. :-))
MR> A thought just occured to me, how about testing a Pritt stick?
MR> Simply wipe it on as thick or thin as needed. It will dry hard.
MR> Unfortunately I have no idea of its thermal conductivity but I
MR> estimate it should be a pretty good thermal conductor with a high
MR> specific heat because it feels quite cool when I touch the stick to
MR> the back of my hand. It does state that it "conforms to ASTM
D-4236",
MR> whatever that is.
"Pritt Stick", hmmm, haven't heard of that one yet, will have to
keep my eyes open.
Thanks, M.
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