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What should I use to glue plastic pieces to a train table?


2010
03.30

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Michael asked:


I recently bought my son a Kidkraft train table. The top is a thin particle-board like material that has a city design on it. What should I use to glue the plastic bridge struts down to this board? I’ve used wood glue and that wasn’t a good idea. The struts got bumped by my son and came right up…..pulling part of the city design up with it. Almost like paper. What’s the best thing to use?

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How can I remove plastic glue from plastic model pieces?


2010
03.28

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Harai asked:


A piece of a model I was gluing together went on wrong and hardened before I noticed. Just wondering if there is a way to loosen plastic glue or separate the two pieces without damaging the plastic.

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What kind of glue is safe for kids to use to glue plastic to metal?


2010
03.25

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Mary asked:


I can’t use anything totally toxic or that will get little fingers stuck together, obviously, but want to glue plastic gems to tin boxes. If you know of a brand I’d appreciate it!

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What would i use to glue guitar hero drum kit plastic together?


2010
03.19

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Lynn asked:


my guitar hero: world tour drum kit’s snare pad stopped working, and upon removing the cover I found the plastic plate beneath the cover to have snapped in half, i have tried to glue it into place with normal plastic glue to no avail, any ideas on what i could use?

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How do i get plastic glue off my windshield?


2010
03.05

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eim1213 asked:


I was wondering if there was a way to remove a small amount of plastic glue, AKA model cement (not super glue) off of my windshield, on the inside without damaging it. Thanks

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Wood Glue


2010
03.04

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AsktheBuilder asked:


Wood glue comes in several varieties, and it can be tricky finding the right one for your job. Tim Carter of askthebuilder.com describes his favorite glue and a few other types. Wood glue is just one type of many different types of glue to use on your project. The most versatile is the carpenters glue or it is also known as yellow glue. There is a glue out there for your particular need. Watch this askthebuilder.com video for details on just a few wood glue types

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What types of glue (or cement are used to keep Crowns on teeth and what is the strongest?


2010
03.02

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Gabby asked:


I have been having crown problems for a whle and i was wondering is there a type of glue that hey dont use on like younger people getting crowns? Because I got mine (first time) Back in Noveber of 2006 and it broke off in febuary then I got it again and it bre off May again!! Is it because im yung and still growing? Or am i just cursed.

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