Date: 9/26/2000, 8:58 am
: I have to wet or steam bend some of the cherry veneers I have for the cockpit
: coamings and I was wondering if I should do the bend and clamp the veneers
: until they dry or can I apply the epoxy at the same time in one process
: while the wood is still wet? Also, what about steam bending and gluing of
: cedar strips. Should I bend and let dry before applying the titebond or
: would Gorilla glue be best for this purpose? Thanks Steve
Hi Steve
I can't speak for epoxy, as I've never run into that situation, but, with Titebond and I'm assuming Gorilla glues, they work on capillary action, and must soak into the wood to get a good bond. If there is moisture in there already, the glue has nowhere to go. Hope that helps
Rehd
Messages In This Thread
- Gluing wet or steamed wood
Steve -- 9/26/2000, 8:03 am- Re: Gluing wet or steamed wood
Kent LeBoutillier -- 9/26/2000, 10:03 am- Re: Gluing wet or steamed wood
Rehd -- 9/26/2000, 8:58 am - Re: Gluing wet or steamed wood
- Re: Gluing wet or steamed wood