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by **Mikey.666** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:07

does anybody know were i could get a hold of some? i can't find any anywhere?
thanks.

by **i1011i** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:12

Any arts/crafts supply store should have some. Possibly any place that sells office supplies.

If all else fails, check the internet.

by **seige** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:17

In the UK, this is also known as Contact Adhesive.

by **I.D** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:18

If in the Uk.... EBAY

by **I.D** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:21

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... p=1&fsoo=1

I think might be a little exposive so Im sorry... Please slap my wrists if this is out of terms

No really.. pleasee.. slap me :twisted:

by **dat8962** » Jan 5th, '07, 20:21

A general puncture repair kit

by **not-so-amazing Bob** » Jan 5th, '07, 23:02

There's rubber cement for sale at world-of-magic.co.uk in magical accessories section page 28, very bottom £5.36.

by **Wukfit** » Jan 6th, '07, 04:37

dat8962 wrote:A general puncture repair kit

Yep Halfords for a little tube you can carry around with you in your pocket.

by **seige** » Jan 6th, '07, 11:31

not-so-amazing Bob wrote:There's rubber cement for sale at world-of-magic.co.uk in magical accessories section page 28, very bottom £5.36.

Or, if you have an arts and crafts shop, you can get a tin of no-wrinkle contact adhesive for about £1.85

by **Blue Hat** » Jan 10th, '07, 18:15

Be careful. If you want rubber cement for the property it has of being able to dry out once applied and not stick to stuff until you press it against another bit of rubber cement (as used in card to envelope or a teleport envelope) then the rubber cement you get in bicycle kits or contact adhesive won't do. You will need "real" rubbert cement - usually imported from the US. cards4magic stock it and someone earlier mentioned world-of-magic (although I haven't tried the one they have and so can't vouch for it).

Copydex and other substitutes are nowhere near as good. Messier, stickier and not as good a "delayed instant bond".

BH

by **Mikey.666** » Jan 28th, '07, 14:10

ok. the shop around the corner sells multi purpose adhesive... would that do the same job in the magic world as contact adehsive and rubber cement?

by **Sir_Digby_Chicken_Ceaser** » Jan 28th, '07, 17:33

Mikey.666 wrote:ok. the shop around the corner sells multi purpose adhesive... would that do the same job in the magic world as contact adehsive and rubber cement?

Depends on a few factors but my instant answer would be no, it won't. It must be see thorugh aswell as being string but not too strong. Aswell as this its only any good if it sticks when in contact with itself. You could find yourself in a painful situation if you plan to use it for any routines that involve it being put on skin. As has been suggected before, punture repair kits are the way forward.

Hope that helps

Sam

by **Mikey.666** » Jan 28th, '07, 21:16

Sir_Digby_Chicken_Ceaser wrote: As has been suggected before, punture repair kits are the way forward.

Hope that helps

Sam

i need quite alot of it...and there isn't much in p.r.ks. do you know where i can get it in like tubs?

by **Farlsborough** » Jan 28th, '07, 23:44

Blue Hat wrote:Be careful. If you want rubber cement for the property it has of being able to dry out once applied and not stick to stuff until you press it against another bit of rubber cement (as used in card to envelope or a teleport envelope) then the rubber cement you get in bicycle kits or contact adhesive won't do.

Erm, really? Because, why would they call it "contact adhesive" otherwise - surely that's the precise quality you buy it for?

by **Sir_Digby_Chicken_Ceaser** » Jan 29th, '07, 08:35

Contact adhesive IS rubber cement, just with another name. As far as i am aware i think seige may be getting some big pots of this stuff on NUMS quite soon if you wanna wait for them

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