10-20-2016, 01:23 PM
He had told me but I honestly do not remember what he said. It was at Kutztown last year when we talked about this. If you have ever been to Kutztown and if people know you...you will understand.
As I said, I have no issues with the technique. I used it again while working on my Philco Tropic 42-788 cabinet recently. There was a small area at the right edge of the control panel where the veneer was peeling up (it ended up breaking off). It was in a spot where it could not be clamped. I was able to successfully glue it back in place using my old iron and Titebond II.
Exactly - what do you have to lose?
As I said, I have no issues with the technique. I used it again while working on my Philco Tropic 42-788 cabinet recently. There was a small area at the right edge of the control panel where the veneer was peeling up (it ended up breaking off). It was in a spot where it could not be clamped. I was able to successfully glue it back in place using my old iron and Titebond II.
Exactly - what do you have to lose?
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
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