What does "CA" glue stand for?
Must corroplast always be "burned" before gluing it?
Thanks for helping this old Newbie
Sarge

CA = Cyanoacrylate
-John

No it doesn't have to be flamed. MIneral spirits and a scotch brite pad will do the trick. Basically what your trying to do is get rid of the oils. Acetone will work also to clean it. Although the smell is stronger than mineral spirits.

Dennis

It is not burning it. You are just midley warming it up so that the wax film on the coroplast is removed. If the heat is left on to long it will melt and or bubble the coroplast making it useless. Good Luck, Dave

Not trying to hijack this thread, but this question in really on the subject. What do you use to glue coroplast to itself? Thanks, folks

Max

Medium Zap. Use drops not big blobs. Or use a top flite woodpecker and use Gorilla Glue or Elmers polyurethane glue. Elmer's polyurethane is about hal the price as Gorilla glue. Just does'nt foam up as much. I'm Cheap i use the elmers.

Dennis