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   john_c2 | Sep 16, 2020 01:36pm | #1

   Don't. CA is not for veneer. And when it inevitably needs another repair, your name will be cursed. The .CA will mot be removed.

   Use hide glue. It's most likely what was originally used, it's easy to work with, is easily reversed, and is repairable.

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   woodstock16 | Sep 16, 2020 01:59pm | #2

   Thanks, When you say hide glue are speaking of modern hide glue or the stuff my father and grandfather used that had to be heated to become liquid?

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   [email protected] | Sep 16, 2020 04:43pm | #3

   Hide glue would be best (yes the type you heat )but first try a trick.Sometimes the old glue on the part can be refreshed with heat using a temperature controlled edge banding iron. A steam iron could be used but only on flat surfaces.Next best is to buy liquid hide glue that comes in bottles similar to white glue. It wont negatively react with the old glue(hopefully)and as the parts are curved clamp with stiff rubber cauls under a wood block.Use some wax paper on the part so it does not stick to the rubber

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   woodstock16 | Sep 17, 2020 01:19am | #4

   Thanks - did not think of reheating what is there to see if I can remelt the glue.

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   [email protected] | Sep 17, 2020 09:59am | #5

   Just try it