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TBIII and stripper

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Posts: 39 01/15/2009 23:12	Tags : None For those doing restorations FYI: It was mentioned here before I believe, and I can confirm it. And not to debate glues here (this debate has been well discussed here) But TBIII used to glue a blank will delaminate with stripper. I tested it two ways, one was brushed onto a TBIII blank, the other was a blank dipped into my restoration tube filled with stripper and left for a few hours. I expected this to happen as it says on the jug that it will work on PU. I didn't expect it to work so easily. The blank dipped into the stripper fell apart so easily and became so clean I could re-glue the strips. Yet I still am a fan of TB glues.
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Posts: 666 01/16/2009 16:19	Good info thanks for sharing with the board.
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