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Very interesting. I'm pretty sure I got all of mine from
Walmart in blister packs. Does yours resemble silicone
rubber at all?

Allen=20

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[mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of Bob Blick
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That's weird. It has always been clear and solvent-based.
Maybe counterfeit? I have an artist friend who buys it by
the case and never heard of any irregularities. He gives me
his almost-empty tubes since he likes a full tube when he
starts "painting".

Bob

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I had been using the E6000 for the past several years but
the last time I bought some it was obviously very different.
The original was white and got translucent when cured. The
new stuff looks suspiciously like silicone rubber.

Allen

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Hi Ryan,

These two work well for me. They are similar-smelling
solvent-based adhesives but the E6000 is much thicker,
self-levels but doesn't really move from where you put it.
It's at hardware or craft stores, sometimes with the name
"GOOP". The Fix-All is runnier, sort of like flexible model
glue, but doesn't creep too much unless you lay on a lot of
it. I find it at the dollar store. Also useful for gluing
new surrounds on woofers.

http://eclecticproducts.com/products/e6000/

https://supergluecorp.com/product/fix-all-adhesive/

Cheerful regards, Bob

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While I'm here, what products are recommended to stick
vibrating
through-hole capacitors to stuff if hot glue and silicone
rubber are
no-go's?

Ryan


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