WHAT KIND OF GLUE SHOULD I USE

When it concerns about executing repairs, it's very significant to apply the suitable glue for the job. Furniture made after 1955 to current day is built with PVA (Poly Vinyl Acetate). It's the pale yellow glue for woodworking or woodwork. If your project calls for a long open time, this isn't the glue of alternative. You're better off with the hide glue.

For broken components that are difficult to clamp and will not ever need to come back apart, We would recommend a 5 to 30 minute epoxy glue. I do not commend applying this glue for the joints unless you've a lot of play in them. It's the best gap filling glue out there.

For fixing hairline cracks that you cannot acquire conventional glues into, you are able to apply a thin or thick cyanoacrylate generally called as super glue. It works even better if you apply an accelerator to accelerate the hardening process. You may would like to shop at a model airplane store to find it. We do not commend this glue in areas which need to be structurally important. Remember to keep a bottle of fingernail polish remover on hand just just in case you glue your fingers together or to the furniture.

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