Can WeldBond be used for gluing micarta (phenolic paper resin) to wood?
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Wow, I'd never heard of that--micarta. My guess is: probably. I have repeated first hand knowledge that it can glue glass to glass. It can also glue wood to melamine. It can even glue the soles back on to tennis shoes. But I don't know about the product your are asking about. I would give it a shot though. Even if it doesn't it is a great glue to own.
1195076
you can glue pretty match anything you want together , this is a magic glue, its white but drys clear. I was impressed with this glue.
2132328
No, you need to have a bonding agent. The paper is there for the glue thats naturally in it and holds everything together. You could in theory add a different type of glue or wax.
861030
It holds metal to paper beautifully so fabric to fabric would surely work. I love this glue, the best in crafting from my experience.
1441213
That will depend quite a bit on the environment it's going to be in.... furniture, interior use... probably so. We made large laminated canoe paddles covered in polyurethane, and in 8 years of immersion and hard, competitive use... no glue failures at all. In fact, the wood broke cleanly in a non glue area once... that's all!
398936
I just tested gluing printer paper to cardboard box and it bonded like a shipping label. The paper tears leaving a layer of paper with the glue on the box when trying to remove.
1688001
My experience with this product tells me that the answer is no. I have used this product with much success on wood, plastic, fabric, etc., but you may want to try Gorilla Epoxy Glue or some type of Crazy Glue for your project. Make sure you read the labels first...the Gorilla Epoxy is nasty stuff!!
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An interesting idea! But I doubt it will work because the petrifier is not a glue. Rather it is a soak-in resin that stiffens rotted wood but will not bind loose pieces of remaining wood together. I have had the best luck with applying TWO soaking coats of the product and then using an adhesive filler to build up the mass to the desired dimension. Another successful technique is to apply the coats of petrifier and seal the exposed wood with Liquid Nails - it doesn't build back the wood profile, but it does protect quite well from further wearing and rot.
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J B Weld would probably work but it might be better to use fiber glass cloth and use a resin over that or to mince up some fiber glass cloth and fill hole with minced up fiber glass wet with resin. Then sand it down.
1925561
I didn't use this glue for that in particular, but I used it to glue together a broken piece of a plastic phone case and it bonded the broken part back together. I would think it would be ideal for that!
207557
I don't believe that you have to use this tape. The glue (if properly done will hold things together. The tape will make it look more finished and cover up any glue mistakes.
201169
I use it to glue glass to glass. It does the job and I think it could be used on paper as well.
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This product is great on woods and some plastics. I would agree with Christine. It might work but there are better glues for glass on glass.
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I wouldn't expect that to work very well because they're pretty much made of paper. I bought three of them and don't think they need any reinforcing-- they're rather sturdy. That said, maybe using some bonding agent like liquid nails might work.
1395123
Weldbond will adhere that ribbon like it is part of the glass...forever. It is incredible!
884194
It is hard to say without knowing what materials you are working with. Gorilla Glue is very good for wood working and repairing joints and damaged decorative boxes but I use it for most carpentry jobs to reinforce nailed and screwed joints just for added strength. Also works on stapled surfaces. The glue itself is good for most general repairs, again depending on surface the direct stress on the repaired surface. Hope this helps but adhesives are normally determined by the specific intended use and may differ in accord with the load and stress factors of the repair, so without specifics it is difficult to be truly informative in any meaningful way. Jim Haynes...
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The bond is great on paper. I haven't had any peeling corners after several years. I honestly have only used the glue pen on paper items, pictures, die cuts, acrylic gem stones, fabric flowers, that type of stuff. I don't know what your trying to glue together but hot glue really shouldn't be used on paper, it is far too hot and will leave a lump where it is applied. The glue pen is also acid free so it won't cause browning and the paper wont break down over time. Hot glue can crack over time and break apart. If you can provide a bit more information about your project and what your trying to glue together, I can try to help with what adhesive you should use.
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No, regretfully as good as it is for Wood, paper or fabric, this won't work for metal. In that case I would suggest a cyanoacrylate kind adhesive.