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  1. 17th December 2005, 11:52 AM #1
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    Default 60100 Regular Balcotan 100 - glue

    A few weeks ago I floated a question about polyuthene glues because I was looking for a long-as-possible assembly time and in the end I used Titebond poly which worked fine.<o></o>

    I’ve just seen a mention of Balcotan Regular in a <st1:country-region w:st="on"><st1></st1>UK</st1:country-region> mag that gives 75 mins open joint time see - http://www.holdich.demon.co.uk/chemical/balcotan.html has anyone used this stuff?
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    I’ve done a quick search on the net and can not find an Aussie Supplier!<o></o>

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    75 min :eek: that equals the open + clamp time for Titebond Poly. Would be great if you needed the extra hour of open time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Termite
    75 min :eek: that equals the open + clamp time for Titebond Poly. Would be great if you needed the extra hour of open time.
    Could be useful - sometimes you need it open as long as possible, sometimes as little time as possible.
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