Best glue to assemble rubbers?

[FrenchFrog33]

What's your favorite glue?

 

[ander999]

Free chack 2

 

[Lazer]

Revolution 3 medium…

Cheers
L-zr

 

[WingTT]

Copydex - conventional water based ammonia stabilized latex glue, consistent and easy to work with.

Donic Formula First - non-ammonia water based glue - less stinky, very consistent and shelf stable, easy to work with and strong. You only need one very thin layer on each side and it is more difficult to remove. If you are not an EJ switching and reusing rubbers often and just want to glue and use the rubber till it dies, this is the glue to use.

 

[riemsesy]

DHS#15
Sueke 2

 

[greenbeanmachine]

Free chack 2

Use free chack if you enjoy pulling chunks out of your sponge

Use DHS 15 or Nittaku Finezip if you don't

 

[riemsesy]

Copydex - conventional water based ammonia stabilized latex glue, consistent and easy to work with.

Donic Formula First - non-ammonia water based glue - less stinky, very consistent and shelf stable, easy to work with and strong. You only need one very thin layer on each side and it is more difficult to remove. If you are not an EJ switching and reusing rubbers often and just want to glue and use the rubber till it dies, this is the glue to use.

Such an extreme difference between those two. Copydex very easy to remove rubbers.
Donic glue what your grandma uses for her false teeth. 😆

 

[ander999]

Use free chack if you enjoy pulling chunks out of your sponge

Use DHS 15 or Nittaku Finezip if you don't

I don't reglue my rubbers so it is not a problem for me.

 

[StreamOfWater]

What's your favorite glue?

DHS 15 all the way 🥰

 

[boretennis]

Revolution 3 medium…

+1

 

[Zezima]

Free chack 2

I have this and it's terrible

 

[K.K]

sueke no.2

amazing glue, sticks well, easy to remove, leaves no residue on blade and best thing is it's sooo darn cheap!

 

[Yurifi]

Gewo Hydrotec. sometimes I use BTY Free Chack.

 

[haggisv]

Donic Formula First - non-ammonia water based glue - less stinky, very consistent and shelf stable, easy to work with and strong. You only need one very thin layer on each side and it is more difficult to remove. If you are not an EJ switching and reusing rubbers often and just want to glue and use the rubber till it dies, this is the glue to use.

I used that only for OX sheets like long pimples, because it's strong and very thin.

I used Donic Vario Clean for almost all rubbers, because it's easy to use, good bond, not too hard to remove and amongst the cheaper glues.

 

[netdriver]

liulan

 

[MaggiGoreng11]

I've only used the DHS No.15, and I don't think I'll switch to anything else, it's been really good for my uses.

 

[NetProphet]

Another vote for DHS 15
I'll be trying Copydex next, like the price of it v other glues

 

[longle]

sueke no.2

amazing glue, sticks well, easy to remove, leaves no residue on blade and best thing is it's sooo darn cheap!

it stiiiinks. I like it too, but mostly use it to remove glues.

For serious gluing, I use Winion glue, or DHS #15

 

[MaggiGoreng11]

I'm thinking of trying Donic Vario Clean and Blue Contact, as they're used by my club to assemble rackets. It is pricier though, being double of the DHS No.15 for the same amount of glue, where I reside.

 

[tzifos]

sueke no.2

amazing glue, sticks well, easy to remove, leaves no residue on blade and best thing is it's sooo darn cheap!

Yes, for its price is AMAZING good. It also can be removed VERY easily from rubbers!!!!!

I also use it along with Revolution No3 and FineZip