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Explain Manufacturer's Bonding Method

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What happens here

The presenter elaborates on the manufacturer's recommended method for achieving the strongest possible bond. Instead of applying accelerator to one surface beforehand, glue is applied to one surface, the two pieces of wood are pressed together, and then the accelerator is sprayed directly onto the joint or seam. This method allows the glue to absorb more effectively into both porous wood surfaces before the accelerator initiates curing, resulting in a deeper and more durable bond compared to the instant pre-application method. While slightly slower than the quick method, it's ideal for repairs requiring maximum strength and longevity in molding.

Goal: Learn the manufacturer's recommended method for superior bonding, involving applying glue, joining surfaces, then spraying the accelerator on the seam.

Tools and materials

  • Accelerator
  • Cyanoacrylate (CA) Glue
  • Wood Pieces (for demonstration)

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Glue together Pretty dang quickly with that accelerant straight on there So the cellarant makes it glue extremely fast that is actually glued Together now instantly using the insta set so I put the glue on one side I put the intas insta set on the other side now If you're looking for an extremely strong bond like this bond is extremely tight I actually did the same method, but if you want the strongest bond What you're actually supposed to do is put your glue on one surface And then you'll put put the two surfaces together just like this And I'll tell you why and then you put them together and then you spray your Accelerant on your edges. So by putting it on both surfaces You get a better bond because it actually absorbs into both surfaces without the accelerant Accelerating it on the one side too fast and not absorbing now One of the drawbacks to that is is spraying put them together spraying this outer edge right here It takes a while for the accelerant to work its way across the glue and Get all the way across there so it takes longer for the bond to actually happen So it just depends on you know how quick you want this thing to set up This is the recommended method by the manufacturer of using the accelerant But I use it the way I use it put it on you know one side of the surface and then another side of the surface All right, so I'm going to show you how I'm going to glue a couple of pieces of exterior

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