What is the best adhesive to use to bond corrugated(cardboard)together, cold glue(white glue) or hot melt?
103422
A glue gun with hot glue works best.
236052
gorilla glue! \nor possibly rubber cemente
171231
In the past I have used super glue remover. Seems to work for me.
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<grin>\nThe wonderful thing about standards is that there so many to choose from.</grin>\n\nAre you thinking plastic or metal/glass?\nWhat country are you thinking of?\n\nDid not find anything specific but did find some leads you may want to follow up.\n\n"The Wiley Encyclopedia of Packaging Technology", Second Edition, Brody & Marsh, 1997. \n"The Handbook of Packaging Engineering", Third Edition, Hanlon, 1997.
919465
method one - Hot Glue\nmethod two - Crazy Glue
1058151
If you were like most children and had the white glue or used a glue stick (more than 5 yrs old) than you are out of luck. The glue will not come off without damaging the card. If you used super glue, it will eventually break down on paper, however the damage will have already been done and the cards will be discolored where the glue was applied. \n\nTrust me you aren't going to be able to get anywhere close to anything for them, best to just leave them in the book and chalk that one up to experience.
672547
alot of bubble wrap or foam?
98904
If you're talking about sticking things on a poster, definitely go with a glue stick.  It ends up looking vastly neater.  \n\nIf you're talking about something you're building as part of the project I'd have to know what it is you're building to have any idea what to use.
49794
Teflon is molecularly bonded to the metal with heat, just a short answer version
191741
I think I would use drywall compound (spackle). just work it into the grooves and lightly sand it off after it dries. it is NOT water soluble, so you could rinse it with hot water to get it back out when you're done.\n\nI meant to say it IS water soluble
220749
if tape you must, use strapping tape or that thick plastic box tape. electrical tape will not hold for very long.\n\nchanges in humidity will affect how it sticks.\nif push pins,careful...
159881
Use cardboard, clay, or sugar cubs.  Cardoard would be the easiest.
201942
Elmer's Glue - apply and let dry
167465
Glues or adhesives tend to work in one of three basic ways: \n\nSome work by “drying” out (in fact the solvent evaporates, concentrating the chemicals). \nSome work by reacting chemically with the air (oxidation) to change the chemicals into adhesives. \nThen there are other types you may have used which need mixing in two parts (each part alone won’t set). \nI am guessing that you are asking about the first two types. When they’re inside the tube the solvent can’t evaporate, nor can the air get to the chemicals, so until they come out, they won’t stick.
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299017
glue, lots of glue. I had to build a mini-bridge out of toothpicks for a school project to see how much weight it held, and I covered it in glue and it almost won, but another kid cheated and used dow rods and he won, but by very little.
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Superglue will work.  Just make sure that you don't use too much and wipe away any access glue.  Superglue will not affect the repair when you can finally get it "fixed"  I've seen this done many a time as a lab tech and I would still do repairs when I was an assistant.