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Which wood glue to mount bindings k stuff for responses

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OGoriginal-gaper
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OK i plan to remount these so i am not using epoxy. the wood glue i know of is the normal one and the PVA wood glue which one or others should i use .cheers.
Sep 1 2012 4:53AM
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iffe
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Doesn't really matter. The glue is there just to keep water out of the holes.
Sep 1 2012 5:09AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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thanks i sort of knew that but was trying to make sure i'll pick the one which says most wheather proof.thanks again.
Sep 1 2012 5:12AM
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TimRiley
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Any wood glue. After the wood glue is dried throw a dab of silicone on top to add a layer of water proof protection and seal the hole.
Sep 1 2012 11:25AM
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sauceboss
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You total AMATEUR epoxy glue is stronger than nails
Oct 17 2012 6:39AM
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k2andcannoli
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hahaha....
Oct 17 2012 10:17AM
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k2andcannoli
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your supposed to use waterproof wood-glue...but any works fine.
Oct 17 2012 10:18AM
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SteepAnDeep
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we always used wood glue in our shop. epoxy was for originally made for bonding steel, but now it is used for many other purposes. wood glue is also be more flexible, whereas epoxy tends to be more on the brittle side.
Oct 18 2012 12:37AM
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skithesprings
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you can use any glue, you really don't even need glue if your topsheets aren't wood... it's not to keep the screws in, it's to keep water out...
Oct 18 2012 1:41AM
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doGelyst
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Yea I'd stick to wood glue. I used liquid nails once and there was a screw that was impossible to get out without demolishing the ski (was already broken though).
Oct 18 2012 2:10AM
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OGoriginal-gaper
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yeah thanks everyone still haven't mounted them in case i get new boots next year but will probably use wood glue since it is weather proof and a the epoxy glue will make it to hard to take of the bindings if i decide to remount them.
Oct 18 2012 5:06AM
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LC.
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Waterproof wood glue on shop skis. 5 minute epoxy on my own skis.
Oct 18 2012 5:33AM
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