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Depends on what type of bow you are building.
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quote:Originally posted by Pat B: Depends on what type of bow you are building.
Wood.I don't care for the fiberglass construction,because it's to hard on me.Although they are some beautiful bows.
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Urac 185 is the best wood to wood glue out there. I believe it was developed for wooden airplane propellars way back when... You can order Urac from 3Rivers or directly from The Nelson Paint Company.
-------------------- Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes! TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 10076 | From: Brevard, NC. | Registered: Apr 2003
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I have made bb backed bows with Tite Bond III I have also used it for wood risors but not for Glass. Available at most Hardware stores.
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Because Urac has a shelf life I buy 2 pints at a time. One for the shop and one to keep in the frig. I have no problem keeping it a year at room temperature or up to 3 years in the frig.
A pint will glue up 5 or 6 bamboo backed bows as well as a bunch of handles and tip overlays.
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i was at the homie depot yesterday , getting tillering tree supplies. they had tb3 in the large gallons , and for twice the price of a pint , it was tempted , but they didnt have any of the tiny bottles , and thats all the loot i was allowed to spend...
i was wondering about hard as nails... we put up a lot of stuff in the bathroom with it , and was just curious...
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