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Dave wrote:
just what are you trying to do?? there are all sorts of binding agents you could use depending on the requirements, just about any glue could be used, but they have different mechanical and chemical properties. probably the most durable would be an epoxy, but there are also castable plastic resins like the ones used for hobbyist to make paperweights, all the way down to simple casein based glues. Is there a superstrong glue that remains flexible after hardening? Something with a little give to it? -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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