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sealing plywood end grain?
What if he used "Gorilla Glue " on the exposed edges ?
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sealing plywood end grain?
Phil wrote:
What if he used "Gorilla Glue " on the exposed edges ? It's hydroscopic - absorbs water. Not exactly what you would want for a waterproofer. Richard -- (remove the X to email) Now just why the HELL do I have to press 1 for English? John Wayne |
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sealing plywood end grain?
"cavelamb himself" wrote in message ... Phil wrote: What if he used "Gorilla Glue " on the exposed edges ? It's hydroscopic - absorbs water. I understand that but doesn't it become waterproof when it's cured? I haven't tried it but that stuff seems to go into porous surfaces very easily. |
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sealing plywood end grain?
Phil wrote:
"cavelamb himself" wrote in message ... Phil wrote: What if he used "Gorilla Glue " on the exposed edges ? It's hydroscopic - absorbs water. I understand that but doesn't it become waterproof when it's cured? I haven't tried it but that stuff seems to go into porous surfaces very easily. No, over time exposure to water will destroy the strength of the bond. Richard -- (remove the X to email) Now just why the HELL do I have to press 1 for English? John Wayne |
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