Date: 12/9/2001, 8:19 pm
Hmm ... not encouraging ... where was the delamination and how was your paddle sealed? I made a test pannel using the PL glue. The joints were glued very well. The stuff that foamed out was rubbery and when sanded, the joint line looks grainy ... probably due to the ruddery texture of the cured product. I'm a little leery of the stuff.
Ken
: Ken- I used the PL glue a few years ago to build a paddle. The pieces
: delaminated! I think part of the problem was that the glue was thicker
: than it was supposed to be. The bottle had been open for a few months and
: may have a short shelf life after it has been exposed to air I have been
: useing Gorilla Glue and leaving it upside down which seems to prevent
: problems.
: Ken
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