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quietmouse
Posted 2015-01-15 2:37 PM (#504763)
Subject: Rosette is partially un-glued



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Just received a used american made standard balladeer (1771). The rosette is partially unglued. Does anyone have any idea what type of glue I can use to re-attach and not do any damage?
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2015-01-15 7:26 PM (#504766 - in reply to #504763)
Subject: Re: Rosette is partially un-glued



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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR		Nobody is answering?

Okay, Crazy Glue.
If it is "partially unglued" it should only take a small drop or two.
Be sure to be very careful... be sure to put the glue where it cannot be seen.
And don't spill any.

Good Luck.

(now a bunch of people oughta answer )
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quietmouse
Posted 2015-01-16 7:18 AM (#504769 - in reply to #504763)
Subject: RE: Rosette is partially un-glued



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Thanks to DetlefMichel for his suggestion of G-S Hypo Cement. I just ordered some on Amazon. I was really nervous about making a mess using super glue!
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quietmouse
Posted 2015-02-05 2:51 PM (#505364 - in reply to #504763)
Subject: Re: Rosette is partially un-glued



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G-S Hypo cement worked like a charm. Not in the least bit messy and easy to work with. Great suggestion
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