Name that Glue

[Joe Scharle]

that bonds the wooden handle to the rubber-like shank of an ice cream scoop. ???

 

[MrAudio815]

Is this a trick question? Do you really know the answer?


I am guessing goop maybe, or another type of epoxy.

 

[Phil S]

I am thinking silicone RTV

 

[Charles Lent]

I would use automotive weatherstrip cement. It's flexible and sticks to both rough and smooth surfaces extremely well. Permatex is the one that I have, but others make it too.

Charley

 

[Bas]

Barge glue?

 

[Joe Scharle]

I was thinking something automotive, 'cause epoxy didn't last very long! OK Bas, I'll bite. What is 'barge' glue?

Phil, I thought RTV was just a sealant...

Matthew, I tried epoxy...

 

[Bas]

http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1390196&cagpspn=pla
But it appears the new toluene free version isn't as good as the old one.

 

[pviser]

You guys crack me up! I'm stumped.

 

[Mark Gottesman]

"Gorilla Snot" 3M Weatherstrip adhesive?

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/ac...asket-adhesive/_/N-255s?itemIdentifier=519956

 

[junquecol]

Joe, we attach pull handles to glass doors using silicon. Double stick tape to hold them in place till silicon cures.

 

[SkintKnuckle]

Joe, I'd use the 3M weatherstripping cement, apply to both surfaces, alow to tack up, then put together under mild pressure

 

[wdwrkr]

PL Premium Urethane Construction Adhesive - It will glue anything - forever. Get it at Home Depot at $8 a tube. Don't get anything else, like PL 400, etc. It has to be PL Premium.

 

[Charles Lent]

Joe,

Try this website to see what is best for your purpose. I've used it several times with good results. I don't know why I didn't suggest it in my first response.

www.thistothat.com


Charley

 

[Jeff]

that bonds the wooden handle to the rubber-like shank of an ice cream scoop. ???

Weldwood Contact Cement by DAP.

http://www.dap.com/docs/tech/00030503.pdf