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Rockler Glue System
by George Vondriska
Posted: October 3, 2012
I’m always looking a for better way to control the application of glue. Rockler has hit a home run with their new system, $14.99. The brush works great for getting glue into most commonly glued spots, the paddle on the end of the brush works well for joints like finger joints, and the toothed spreader is excellent for spreading glue over wide surfaces.
Here’s what I REALLY like. If I forget to clean this stuff and the glue dries on it, no sweat. The dried glue peals right off the silicone surfaces. It’s amazing. If you don’t forget and go after the wet glue with water, it’ll come right off.
The brush is also available as a stand alone item for $4.99.
3-Piece Silicone Glue Application System
Rockler
www.rockler.com
(800) 279-4441
Glue System #43662
Brush only #45624
4 Comments
Thank you George. I will be shopping for this system for sure
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I bought this a few months ago and am disappointed with the product. Titebond (I) glue beads up as it dries on these surfaces, causing it to dry as separate droplets. Dry glue clings to plastic or silicone surfaces even with flexing. Flexing the tray caused blue plastic to turn whitish suggesting stress failures due to inflexibility.
I really appreciate mine, it works great with 5 minute epoxy. They also have just added a smaller set of 2 mini brushes that I just bought. An extra large option is an inexpensive silicone barrbecue brush at a kitchen accessory store $2-$4 for covering large surfaces. For tightbond I found just flicking the edge of the glue with my fingernail pops it right off, instead of flexing the whole dish.