Source of Dacron?

"Smitty Two" wrote

Around here, the purple stuff is the primer, and the cement itself is
clear.

Go to bigger supply houses, and you will find clear. Many times, the purple
stuff is multi purpose.
--
Jim in NC

Does this stuff "weld/melt" Polyesther the same way it does Polyvinyl Chloride?

Roger on the clear stuff. What about the question above?

Thanks.



Dean A. Scott, mfa
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School of Visual Art and Design
southern adventist university
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http://www.southern.edu/~dascott

Ernest Christley wrote:

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If you go with an uncertified Dacron, would it be prudent to stick with
the Ceconite or Polyfiber glues, or will the substitutes work for that
as well? A.Spruce has a glue in their catalogue that is described as
water based and non toxic. Having worked with the MEK based stuff while
helping a friend, that sound very appealing.


Some of the ULs mfgs have been using 3M latex bond for putting on the
fabric. I used it in my finished basement in the middle of winter and
you wouldn't know you even had it in the house. The big claim to fame of
this glue is that you aren't suppose to have to rib stitch the fabric to
the ribs (I did).

hth

Rob