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03-31-2013, 09:59 AM

hammer4reel hammer4reel is offline

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Re: Head cement that doesn't smell?

I use Sally Hansan hard as nails.
You have to let it air dry for a few days for the smell to go entirely away BEFORE you add them to your box, or package them up. If you can smell it it has not cured 100% .

2 coats of it gives a great thread finish that will not come apart

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