: I remember seeing posted here, a glue that dries black instead of
: white/yellow. I think it is a glue that tends to foam up when applied, but
: I could be wrong about that. The reason I ask is that I am having new
: kitchen counter tops installed tomorrow (formica laminate) and they are a
: mottled black/brown/grey color, and if any glue residue would show at the
: seams between pieces, a black glue would be much less detectable than a
: yellow glue residue.
: I thank you in advance for any help you can provide.
You'd have to try it to see, but I suspect that any regular wood glue could be tinted like is done with epoxy. Graphite, lamp black, or toner from a printer could all be tried as well as black paint. I would definately try this on scrap wood before I'd even think about doing it on the counters.
Bill H.
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