Whilst searching for this "Scotch Glue" discussed earlier in the year, I discovered that the web site has moved, so thought that I would update the link. The correct address is now: http://www.sheppy.ltd.uk/adhesives/scotch.htm Scott Jackson -------------------------------------------------- From: "David Boyce" <David at piano.plus.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 5:54 AM To: <pianotech at ptg.org> Subject: Re: [pianotech] What glue.... > I do like the "Scotch Glue" made by Sheppey in the UK. > htttp://www.sheppeyindustries.co.uk/adhesives/scotch.htm > > It has been sold by both the UK piano spply houses, by Fletcher and Newman > as "Winstick" and by Heckschers, cheekily, as "Wilstick", but by a little > detective work I found out that both of those were Sheppey Scotch glue. > It's animal glue in jelly form, like very stiff jello. > > I like it because you can have some of it in a very small jar, which will > melt very quickly in a small bowl of hot water in the customer's home. Or > what I like to do for a single small repair sometimes, is just to melt > some in an old spoon with the casting lamp, like some mad crack fiend. I > have used the liquid hide glue in the past, but the Sheppey Scotch glue > has a faster "tack" time. > > JD, if you're reading this, I know you don't really approve.... > > Best regards, > > David.
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