2X 250g Pearl Glue

I like this stuff -it's a fiddle compared to pva or similar, but works really well when mixed with water and heated up to the right temperature - I did it in a jar in a pan of water and kept the water no higher than 60C.So far used on antique furniture that already had animal glue, which it seems to bond well to without cleaning it all off. After setting it has been sturdy. In use it has good workability and applied with a small brush to both surfaces.Once mixed it can be kept in the jar, but needs heating to use again as it forms a stiff jelly at room temperature.The advantage - and disadvantage - is that application of heat and/or moisture can loosen it so it is not irreversible like synthetic glues, so it is not for external use.

I suggest you do a bit of web research and some testing before trying this out on a real repair. The glue must not get too hot or it loses its adhesive properties so always use a thermometer. I re-glued a violin neck on with no problems but you should experiment to get the consistency just right and don't be afraid to brush on plenty of hot glue; it wipes off easily with a hot, damp rag. For a small repair job I use a small glass fish paste jar inside a slightly bigger jar filled with boiling water. Be careful not stir too vigorously; this creates lots of air tiny bubbles and it weakens the final bond. The hot glue should look like thick, clear honey, not sticky foam.

I used it to repair a fallen off detail from an antique chair. It still holds, I'm happy :)I suggest starting with less liquid than you expect to use, and then slowly add water if you need more.Also, if you have modern ceramic oven surface, you can set it to minimum heat - it worked fine for me.Note that you cannot store the glue after it is used, since mold really likes it.

Worked well when gluing replacement oak stretcher to antique chair, heated to 70C using digital cooking thermometer: needed to experiment with dilution to get right consistency, but end result very good. Used animal glue in case the repair needed to be taken apart, haven't had to test this in practice yet.

Best type of glue to use, no harsh solvent based chemicals. Joints can be reset if needed for repairs.

Good product. Liberon products always reliable and consistent.

Does what it's Spose to

Not super easy to use, first time i tried messed it all up.But when I got it right worked as expected. Used it to glue a violin part. Has a disgusting smell so be prepared.

I love this glue - I have used it to fix 2 woodworking projects . Work great and no big gobs of unslightly glue on the project. I have my own small crock pot for it and it works beautifully. So pleased that I have it.

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Usata per fare manufatti hobbistici ha una ottima resa e si può usare anche dopo qualche giorno di preparazione. Arrivata nei tempi indicati

Come da descrizione seppur caro , in Italia 1kg lo paghi di media 9€