Another reason I like the Titebond molding and trim glue for this. Doesn't go anywherem, and doesn't soak into the cloth, much. Thump --- Richard Brekne <ricb at pianostemmer.no> wrote: > Both... and quite a bit of trial and error over a > year or so really. One > of the nice things about working in a University > situation is that you > have lots of opportunity to do things over and over. > You get a feel for > how much glue to lay on any given cloth. Too much > will of course push > off the sides when you try and spread it out with > your finger now matter > what you do. Too little wont spread over the whole > surface so as to > seal it. So you want enough to do the latter at > least... more for > thicker cloth. > > Try a few sample lengths with different bushing > cloth thickness... > you'll see what I mean pretty quickly. Then its > just to get a feel for > how much you need to firm up the cloth enough for > wear and tear > concerns.. but not too much so as to make for too > hard a bushing. I > might suggest you start by making too hard a bushing > and back off from > there... :) > > Cheers > RicB > > > How is it that you control the wicking in? The > amount of glue? The > amount > of pressure? Both? > > Barbara > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping
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