+Larry H. Lyda With the Sun up and my first cup of coffee, I'm headed to the shop to remove the clamps and see how things look. Hope to have an update on my efforts posted later today. Best, Don
+Michael McKenzie Hi Michael - try searching for the glue using the "where to buy" at: www.titebond.com/where_to_buy.aspx I purchased mine through Amazon, but your local Ace, True Value, Wpodcraft and other will have it. The syringe and needles can be purchased at Stewart-McDonald: www.stewmac.com/Materials_and_Supplies/Glues_and_Adhesives/Applicators_and_Pipettes/Glue_Syringe.html An alternate to this technique or one worth trying first is what +Rebel9668 (Gary) calls out in his comment, which has worked for me in the past too. Hope this helps and thanks again for watching. Best, Don
Very nice way of repairing the loose material Don.
+The Radio Shop Thank you Buddy. I plan on removing the clamps this morning, so look for an update on my progress. Best, Don
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Never seen the hole technique and the shim. Im anxious to see the results!
+Larry H. Lyda With the Sun up and my first cup of coffee, I'm headed to the shop to remove the clamps and see how things look. Hope to have an update on my efforts posted later today. Best, Don
Thanks for demonstrating your techniques! Where did you purchase your syringe and the Titebond hide glue?
+Michael McKenzie Hi Michael - try searching for the glue using the "where to buy" at: www.titebond.com/where_to_buy.aspx I purchased mine through Amazon, but your local Ace, True Value, Wpodcraft and other will have it. The syringe and needles can be purchased at Stewart-McDonald: www.stewmac.com/Materials_and_Supplies/Glues_and_Adhesives/Applicators_and_Pipettes/Glue_Syringe.html An alternate to this technique or one worth trying first is what +Rebel9668 (Gary) calls out in his comment, which has worked for me in the past too. Hope this helps and thanks again for watching. Best, Don