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Ahh there might be the difference, I had gone with a really light color almost white. -
Welcome, Andrew! As far as woodworking goes, I enjoy building furniture and other little things for my personal use and as gifts for close family and friends. Outside of woodworking, I enjoy photography and I used to do a lot of biking of various types, but that has gone by the wayside since my kids were born. Tell us more about the ship kits you build, I know they range from very basic to incredibly complex. Share some pictures of what you have made! -
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Hello, Andrew. My hobby, it seems, is mostly hanging out here and chatting with others about their hobby! Turning dead trees into useful objects counts, I guess. Occassionally, I enjoy writing stories, too. -
Any of the wood glues will be fine. The Elmer's stick will be stronger but only if it gets a full contact between both surfaces which can be tricky on a repair.The gorilla glue foams up and gets into any little gaps though and is ample for the job you are doing. Recently I have read that Titebond is kind of a better glue. I did research about a comparison of the Best Wood Glue – TOP 5 and yes, Titebond did come out on top. Go with what you got is my feeling.
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