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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: Silent Invader on 07 October 2009, 04:34:02 PM
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Hmm.. do you water the superglue? I imagine it drying too quickly.
I usually use (watered down) PVA, which can be applied easily with a brush. It takes more time than superglue but that makes it easier to work with and I don't mind having to wait a little longer to wait for the base to dry.
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For static grass I use watered-down uPVA or white glue. If I am applying superglue for small patches - I use a cocktail stick.
Finally 99p for a bottle of superglue, where on earth did you get such a good deal?
Tony
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... which it caused to flick superglue across my face. :o
Man, that can't be good.
I use a stainless steel super glue applicator, which is just a fancy name for a very small (Size A or B) crochet needle. You put some superglue on a ceramic tile, fish some of it up in the hook of the needle and put it where it needs to be.
I of course only go through all that hassle when I need more control. Mostly, I am quite happy to squirt the stuff right out of the bottle.
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interesting approach
I used needles, but this is better - thx
think I'm going to bend a copper wire to a loop