Glue for grinder discs

[Speysider]

Does anyone know the best glue for shearing grinder papers , that I could maybe source from B&Q rather than online

 

[andybk]

Does anyone know the best glue for shearing grinder papers , that I could maybe source from B&Q rather than online

it seems like normal pva , if so thats £10 a gallon , not tried it though still using my small original bottle of horner stuff

 

[Speysider]

it seems like normal pva , if so thats £10 a gallon , not tried it though still using my small original bottle of horner stuff

 

[Speysider]

Okay thanks for the reply, with what’s going on probably safer getting from Horner

 

[Frank-the-Wool]

Always used to use Copydex

 

[JD-Kid]

the newer shearing glue is alot better than the older clear looking stuff. almost had to sell yer plate every time yer went to change papers

 

[tepapa]

Copydex, sure it's a fabric glue.

 

[Bury the Trash]

yeah copydex its a latex water based glue
and not a pva one
always ude it except the self sticking ones once ,didnt cope withe real life too well that one.

can always clean copydex of as well , just put on aneven layer and clamp well for a good lenght of time.

i just buy the small pots so it keeps fresh.

 

[Bury the Trash]

Copydex 125ml White Latex Adhesive – 260920

Copydex 125ml White Latex Adhesive is perfect for bonding fabrics, as well as paper and card, so it's ideal for upholsterers, designers and crafters.

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pot like that will do pretty much 3 or 4 papers
big pots not used relativly quickly can get bits and lumps in which you dont want

 

[Nithsdale]

it seems like normal pva , if so thats £10 a gallon , not tried it though still using my small original bottle of horner stuff

Don't use PVA! You'll never get the papers back off the disc!

You need a latex glue. As others have said, Copydex is the one to use