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Old 13-01-2012, 06:00   #16
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Re: Adhering Lexan to Wood
What about taking apart something later. At least with 3M black goo or the Henry 430, that is still possible without breaking a window or whatever your sealing together.

Henry 430 or the 3m window weld never harden and stay like a sticky soft gum.
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