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Dimensions: H 7.5 in, W 7.5 in, D 6.5 in
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Q:Can you put a reducer in the contact cement and use in a spray gun?
by|Nov 30, 2023
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Q:Can I use this to Bond FRP Panel to a foil faced insulation?
by|Nov 29, 2023
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Q:Can I use it to seal a small chip in a glass window?
by|Nov 24, 2023
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Q:Will this product bond two cement blocks one on top of the other
by|Nov 17, 2023
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Sep 6, 2023
The rubber sole on my fursuit foot paw came off from its backing. I used this contact cement to put it back together. It’s been holding together fine so far even after a lot of walking on it.
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Apr 5, 2023
Super strong
Applied to borh surfaces and let dry overnight. Boy did they stick together. Cannot get apart
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Feb 19, 2023
Works Great First Time - Every Time
I don't always use rubber cement, but when I do I reach for DAP Weldwood. Applicator brush attached to the cap is very handy.
Used this to repair a 8 foot long, 20 foot tall ShadeDirect roller blind that rolled right off it's tube. After prepping and cleaning the surface of the metal tubing and the vinyl shade, applied a full 3oz bottle along the length of the tube and vinyl, pressed for about a minute or two and wrapped it up. Bonded in minutes, tested after 30min and it held on no issue
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Jun 1, 2022
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Sep 21, 2021
Been using it for years on EPDM (rubber roof systems)....
Been using it for years on EPDM (rubber roof systems). A little heavier bodied than an exclusive rubber roof adhesive but it still works well if you do a smaller area.
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May 4, 2021
Worked well for my project
Worked well for my project
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Jan 15, 2021
I have used contact cement on and off for many years. The first time was in high school shop wher...
I have used contact cement on and off for many years. The first time was in high school shop where We were taught in shop class to use it to attach Formica to wood. The project I used it for this time was to apply some vinyl fabric to plywood and it is what was recomended by the vinyl retailer. I made a new bed cover out of plywood. It came out real well but it would be better if you had help because once the vinyl is applied you can move it. Anyway we are living in an age where there is a huge choice of adhesives on the market which is a good thing but for certain jobs good old fashioned contact cement can't be beat.
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Aug 4, 2020
Grip pad cane off the base of my wife’s laptop. After some research on what adhesive to use I fou...
Grip pad cane off the base of my wife’s laptop. After some research on what adhesive to use I found this to be the only viable option. Works like a champ and no concerns over breakdown from heat or if I need to remove (for access to battery) in the future.
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Apr 21, 2020
It worked exactly how I wanted it to outstanding product it's glued strong stuff
It worked exactly how I wanted it to outstanding product it's glued strong stuff
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Jan 14, 2020
Worked well for my particular application. I needed to glue the toe-kick boards that go with the...
Worked well for my particular application. I needed to glue the toe-kick boards that go with the new, big-box kitchen cabinets we installed, into place. In our situation, the ceramic floor tile in the kitchen was installed after the original cabinets. So, when we pulled the originals and installed the new ones, the tile did not span all the way to base of the new cabinets, leaving a 1 1/2" gap. We furred out the new cabinets' toe-kicks with 2x4s cut to length and screwed into the base of the cabinets with deck screws. We then used this contact cement on both the 2x4s and toe-kick board's backs per instructions and pressed them into place. They're now secure with no visible means of attachment--a job well done.
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