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  1. 24th March 2010, 06:52 PM #1
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    G'day All,
    Just ready to start glueing the velvet trim with backing board in a box, as this is my 1st attempt, just wondering what's the best glue to use? Need something that spreads easily with no lumps or bumps.
    Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
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    Contact cement comes to mind or PVA wood glue would do the trick. Someone who has made a box in this way will probably have some other ideas.
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    I use PVA spread with a toothed spreader, such as a bit of old tenon saw.

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    Hi Jack, buy a can of good quality spray adhesive, 3M brand is great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FRB Design View Post
    Hi Jack, buy a can of good quality spray adhesive, 3M brand is great.
    G'day FRB,
    Will the spray adhesive give me enough time to line up the trim on all the inner faces?
    I imagine that because its a spray that all 4 faces will have to be sprayed first and then line up the trim
    On the other hand the PVA enables me to work on one face at a time, is this correct?
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