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Dkeddy27
PostPosted: Sun Nov 03, 2013 5:53 pm 
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Has anyone used E6000 on Spruce? I have a new tube and I would like to use it on my rosette and some binding! I was just wondering if there are any reports with E6000 staining spruce or glue line creeping? If there is any uncertainty about the product being use with spruce, I will buy some Duco craft cement.
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Anybody ?
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As near as I can tell it's a rubber-based craft glue. I would not use it on a guitar; primarily because I know nothing about it and there are too many choices that are already well suited for the task.

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Any scrap to try it on? I've not heard of it either.
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I wouldn't risk it, since there are lots of well-tested glues that you know won't be a problem. Remember if you decide to use CA, to shellac the channel first so spruce end-grain doesn't soak it up and discolor.
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Thank you for the replies! I will definitely use a more popular adhesive for the task at hand!
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