11-26-2010, 08:13 PM
If you decide to use rubber cement, go to an art supply store and get some "Bestine," a rubber cement thiner marketed by the company that makes "Best Test" rubber cement, the brand that most professionals that I know use (I've always bought it in gallon cans.)
"Paint on" some full strength rubber cement, add some ballast, pressing it in to the rubber cement. Thin some rubber cement with the Bestine to a runny consistency. Then add additional ballast and drizzle the thinned rubber cement on top.
Make sure the top is on the Bestine container very tightly, since in an evaporation race, Bestine makes alcohol and lacquer thinner look like a couple of turtles! Leave the cap off and you'll have an empty container in which to put something else in short order!
"Paint on" some full strength rubber cement, add some ballast, pressing it in to the rubber cement. Thin some rubber cement with the Bestine to a runny consistency. Then add additional ballast and drizzle the thinned rubber cement on top.
Make sure the top is on the Bestine container very tightly, since in an evaporation race, Bestine makes alcohol and lacquer thinner look like a couple of turtles! Leave the cap off and you'll have an empty container in which to put something else in short order!
biL
Lehigh Susquehanna & WesternÂ
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." ~~Abraham Lincoln
Lehigh Susquehanna & WesternÂ
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." ~~Abraham Lincoln