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In Reply to: Elmer's. posted by ghost of olddude55 on December 13, 2024 at 12:49:27:
like Titebond works even better.
It's a bit thicker with less liquid content so less likely to spread
any unnecessary... moisture... beyond where it is applied. Also
drys quicker and holds mighty well.
For U.S. LPs OR European LPs (which usually are initially factory glued
with inferior glue) which is not something you want to have to repeat
orally tens times quickly. Deutsche Grammophon (especially Italian
pressings) are a prime example. But those European fold over LPs
are way easier to deal with than a split U.S. cover.
With U.S. LPs the manilla envelope technique works well
too or folding booktape along the inside seams, which is a PIA.
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure
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Follow Ups
- Actually wood glue... - musetap 16:53:42 12/13/24 (4)
- How about Elmer's Wood Glue? - ghost of olddude55 04:58:16 12/14/24 (2)
- Sure, didn't know they made one... - musetap 13:14:04 12/14/24 (1)
- Probably comes from the same factories. - ghost of olddude55 14:17:01 12/14/24 (0)
- Folding book tape really is a pain. I must be slow, as I had never heard - alaskahiatt 21:28:20 12/13/24 (0)
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