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Old 29-04-2008, 08:10 AM
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Default Best epoxy glue for fly tying.....

In the market again for some epoxy glue. Assume that the 5 minute stuff is considered to be essential. Is it Devcon or Loctite or another manufacturer who might offer the best?
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Old 29-04-2008, 08:36 AM
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The best I've found is the 4 minute epoxy from Deluxe Materials.
http://www.deluxematerials.com/products_cyano.html

The adhesive/hardener ratio is not quite as critical as some makes; it's very clear, and it has the longest shelf life of any of the epoxies I've tried.

When I need an adhesive of virtually any kind, that's my first port of call. Their range is excellent and every one I've tried has been top quality.
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The best I've found is the 4 minute epoxy from Deluxe Materials.
http://www.deluxematerials.com/products_cyano.html

The adhesive/hardener ratio is not quite as critical as some makes; it's very clear, and it has the longest shelf life of any of the epoxies I've tried.

When I need an adhesive of virtually any kind, that's my first port of call. Their range is excellent and every one I've tried has been top quality.
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Thanks for that. It looks as if it could work for me.

Tube or syringe?

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I always get the 71g twin bottles. It's easy enough to judge the right amounts and I hate those syringes. Squeeze gently and nothing happens, so squeeze a bit harder and there's glue everywhere.
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I always get the 71g twin bottles. It's easy enough to judge the right amounts and I hate those syringes. Squeeze gently and nothing happens, so squeeze a bit harder and there's glue everywhere.
Sort of know that feeling!
Anyway stuff ordered - many thanks for your help.

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