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   jackplane | Dec 21, 2007 05:26am | #1

   it's called sanding disc adhesive, it smells foul like bad fish. we used to use a lot it for our 24" grinder disc.

   rubber cement might work but has to be applied smoothly.

   try rockler, woodworkers supply, etc.

   Expert since 10 am.

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   bldrbill | Dec 21, 2007 05:32am | #3

   Thanks, Jack I'll look there.

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   dherzig | Dec 21, 2007 05:32am | #2

   There is a rubber glue that comes in a spray can that artists use to attach things. If you put the two parts together while the glue is wet, then it is easy to pull them apart later. If you let both surfaces dry then it acts like contact cement but gives a more stable bond. It is easy to remove and clean the surfaces with solvents such as alcohol.

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   bldrbill | Dec 21, 2007 06:09am | #4

   Thanks, I'll check that out.

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   TonyCz | Dec 21, 2007 08:58am | #5

   Here in So Cal I used to order it from a company called Pattern Supply. It came in quarts.  The pattern makers after cleaning the aluminum disk would apply a coat of Shellac on the plate & let it dry and them apply the adhisive to the paper as well as the plate. This would allow for the paper to be removed a bit easyer as I was told.

    It is a type of contact cement. Black or dark gray in color.   

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   bldrbill | Dec 22, 2007 06:12am | #7

   Thanks Tony

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   mike4244 | Dec 21, 2007 06:32pm | #6

   Titebond makes a sanding disk cement, hardware stores might carry it. I believe I bought mine at Lowe's.

   mike

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   bldrbill | Dec 22, 2007 06:13am | #8

   Thanks Mike