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  1. 13th January 2006, 11:54 AM #1
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    Question Glue alternatives

    Hi All. Kelly Mehler in his video presentations, says he likes to use liquid hide glue for furniture. What are some suitable alternatives available in Australia?
    Any help here is greatly appreciated.
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  3. 13th January 2006, 12:16 PM #2
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    I'm not sure what alternative are but Hide Glue is available, do a search, this topic was raised recently.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Just George
    I'm not sure what alternative are but Hide Glue is available, do a search, this topic was raised recently.

    You can get hide glue from Ubeaut, the owners of this board.


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    Hide glue.. like this stuff?

    http://www.ubeaut.com.au/hide.html

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    Saw liquid hide glue advertised in oz but forgotten where.
    Not that difficult to make it out of ordinary hide glue.

    Have a look here for a lot more info
    http://www.vanedwards.co.uk/glue.htm

    Btw you can use Gelatine from your supermarket as hide glue
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    Default Many thanks

    Your help is appreciated - especially the posted link. I have ordered some over the net. Any special instructions or advice in using hide glue?
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  8. 15th January 2006, 11:15 AM #7
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    Keep unused mixed stuff in the freezer or it will go off.
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