A Hobby Lobby opened in our neighborhood and while browsing I came across a product called "Glue Dots." From the box."Clue Dots are double-sided adhesive dots for art prjects, ... and woodworking. Glue Dots bond to mos surfaces including paper, plastic, metal, wood, foam, textiles, and more." Since I had a 40% off coupon decided to give them a try. They are flat 1/2 inch clear dots of glue on a liner. Press the dot to the wood and peel off liner and press other piece in place. My wife tried scrollsawing for the first time yesterday (excellant first try--comment: This is harder than it looks) and I made a sandwich of four 1/8 pieces of ply using the glue dots. I think they worked great. Easy to do, no spraying, hot glueing or taping. Mind you this is only the first try so will have a better idea after a few more tries but I like it. It is best to have the dots in a waste area if at all possible as they adhere very strongly. I slid a putty knife between the pieces to ease them apart. The adhesive rolled off like rubber cement. I like to try new things and I would suggest you give them a try.
Like I said I got these at Hobby Lobby but never looked for them at Michael's etc.
EarlinJax (and Joanne)
Like I said I got these at Hobby Lobby but never looked for them at Michael's etc.
EarlinJax (and Joanne)
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