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06-10-2021, 09:26 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-10-2021, 09:27 AM by MsNomer.)
If I were doing that, I’d reach for turners tape. Put a block across the letters and clamp down hard for a few seconds, and the letters probably can’t be removed without destroying them. I’d apply the tape to the back of the letter, then trim.
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(06-09-2021, 02:27 PM)tbr Wrote: I would like to glue small wooden letters to wood that has a polyurethane finish. What would be the best glue for this? Would Titebond work or is there something that will hold better?
Do you have a Dremel tool? Put a burr in it and scuff up the area under where the letters will go to reveal clean wood. Then just use Titebond.
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I wonder about polyurethane adhesive. Whatever you decide, finish a piece of scrap the same as the subject piece then try different adhesives until you find one that works. It doesn't sound like an application that needs to be ' horse high, bull strong, hog tight.'
