>it away. Appologies for what may be a regionally based error of judgement on my part. The white glue you refer to must be different from the one I am familiar with from NZ.This is the one used in the woodwork shop. It is used to glue dowels.It is watered down and used as a sealer.It is used on school projects to hold paper creations together.It dries clear and can be combined with paint to make lift-off window stickers like the purchased Christmas decalsI guess this may well be another case of the generic product being a poor copy of the original, which I would be happy to use on a hat. RegardsLynlee
In Australia, we call it PVA as in, "Chuck us the PVA, ya mug or I'll brain ya." It's also good, from my childhood memories for assembling model kits -- it is less likely to stain or melt your fuselage or canopy and, watered down, is a great adhesive for papier mache if wall paper paste is not to your liking -- just remember to chuck in a slosh of bleach to prevent mould, -C. _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mail.indra.com http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
