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by **Albino** » Jan 25th, '08, 18:56

This may seem like a real daft question - but is rubber cement ment to be solid in the jar? cuz if it is how the heck do you apply it?

by **bmat** » Jan 25th, '08, 19:12

Yes, and you apply it with a brush

by **Albino** » Jan 25th, '08, 19:15

even dafter then - it wont apply, its too solid!

by **TheWickedWitchOfTheWeb** » Jan 25th, '08, 19:22

Old credit card, playing card, piece of cardboard, scrap of plastic, etc, etc, etc.

by **seige** » Jan 25th, '08, 19:22

Albino wrote:even dafter then - it wont apply, its too solid!

Hmmm... it should be like honey in consistency

by **Albino** » Jan 25th, '08, 19:25

not like honey, more like a brick!

by **spiritX** » Jan 25th, '08, 21:11

Albino,I had the same problem . If the rubber cement is really old stock it can start to solidify in storage . The jar I bought was half brick,half honey. As far as I know there is not much you can do about it , apart from buying a new jar, unless somebody else has got a solution .

by **Shufton** » Jan 26th, '08, 09:31

They make some stuff called rubber cement thinner. If it has turned into a brick, though, it might be time for a new jar!

by **Farlsborough** » Jan 26th, '08, 17:33

Yeah, sounds like you've been sold a dud jar

You can get RC from the tubes in cheap bicycle repair kits. Hopefully you'll use those before they solidify!

by **nikmagick** » Jan 26th, '08, 18:22

I get mine from an 89p puncture repair kit ... Wilkinsons ... bargain ...

by **bmat** » Jan 26th, '08, 20:02

Here in the United states you can get it really cheap in almost any store.

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