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<font size=3>At 08:59 AM 11/6/2006, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I use the old ironand wet cloth
method, and I have an easier time <br>
getting busings out when I've used titebond than some of the other <br>
glues some of the factories use. <br><br>
Wim </blockquote><br>
Yeah, well - I use white glue. <muffled sounds of horror in the
background.> <br>
And they will come out just fine with a little alcohol soak, even after a
<br>
long time. The layer is thin, after all.<br><br>
It's MUCH easier to spread white glue on the strip, and it lasts long
<br>
enough for four or five bushings - as much cloth as will lie along the
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length of my thumb while spreading the glue. I use a small screwdriver,
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and keep a puddle of the white glue in a jar lid. Have to add more <br>
now and then, as it thickens. <br><br>
Susan </font></body>
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