This is the same glue we sell to the Antiques trade for antique furniture restoration and to Luthiers for musical repairs, but that’s not just because it’s traditional or because it was original used, but because it still has many unique and desirable qualities that modern glues cannot equal. Our Pearl glue dries hard upon cooling; it does not allow creep between the assembled components and has excellent resistance to changes of humidity and temperature, which are important features for any furniture glue. Another major benefit of using Pearl glue is that the joints can if required, be re-done, because the glue can be re-softened and the joint disassembled by injecting (or soaking) the joint in warm water. This ability to re- soften the glue cannot be equaled or repeated with modern glues like PVA or Polyurethane. However Pearl glue has its limits and is not especially resistant to damp, moisture or alcohol, but if you are restoring antique furniture then Pearl Glue is the main glue that you should use. If you are using Pearl glue then a 4" x 2" Cabinet Scraper is a handy tool to have, we sell Cabinet Scrapers singly and in sets in our Ebay Shop
How to use
All items shown are listed in our Ebay Shop
Cabinet Scrapers
Available as sets or as individual pieces - rectangular, kidney and concave/convex
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Rabbit skin glue is a dry powder that is dissolved in warm water to make a very strong traditional glue that has many uses including: Woodworking, Furniture making, making Gesso for Gilding, the construction of musical instruments (Violins, Guitars, Bellows, Musical boxes) Bookbinding, Artwork, Frame making, Paper & Canvas sizing and the sizing of wood panels prior to painting.
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Bolgers Light Fast Spirit Wood Stain