This is a tip I picked up at the open house from Kathy Wise.
Many times it is beneficial to contour more than one piece at a time to make sure that the pieces flow correctly. Her tip was to use Super T glue and NCF Mild accelerator.
Just a couple of drops of the glue and a spray of the accelerator will bond two pieces in just a couple of seconds. The bond is pretty strong. When done contouring, a sharp flat rap of the two pieces on a hard surface will break the bond and there is usually no glue residue. If there is, the company also sells a solvent.
Again, this is her method and her results are awfully good.
Many times it is beneficial to contour more than one piece at a time to make sure that the pieces flow correctly. Her tip was to use Super T glue and NCF Mild accelerator.
Just a couple of drops of the glue and a spray of the accelerator will bond two pieces in just a couple of seconds. The bond is pretty strong. When done contouring, a sharp flat rap of the two pieces on a hard surface will break the bond and there is usually no glue residue. If there is, the company also sells a solvent.
Again, this is her method and her results are awfully good.
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