Best glue to assemble rubbers?

[disaster3]

DHS #15, used to use sueke no.2 but at this moment I'm using it for old glue remove, similar to @longle , normally I use DHS #15.

 

[K.K]

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

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

oh really? luckily my batch didn't smell at all! but my old glue revolution no3 smelled so much that people entering my room after glueing rubbers asked me if i had a cat toilet in my room

what you all like better about dhs 15 compared to sueke?

 

[longle]

oh really? luckily my batch didn't smell at all! but my old glue revolution no3 smelled so much that people entering my room after glueing rubbers asked me if i had a cat toilet in my room

what you all like better about dhs 15 compared to sueke?

no it's not smelly at first, but leave them for 1 week and the remains smell like dead mouse, not sure if it happens to everyone

about dhs15, it's denser, sticks better, no smell. That's enough for the benefits

 

[merlin el mago]

1st DHS #15, 2nd Revolution high viscosity & 3rd Nittaku Finezip (because the high price).

 

[Conehead]

+1 for DHS No. 15

 

[chinacurious]

Can someone compare Sueke 2 with DHS 15 and Revolution 3. DHS dries too fast for me. Revolution is fine but more work to remove. Maybe Sueke hits my sweet spot.

 

[longle]

Can someone compare Sueke 2 with DHS 15 and Revolution 3. DHS dries too fast for me. Revolution is fine but more work to remove. Maybe Sueke hits my sweet spot.

you can mix DHS 15 with some water

 

[chinacurious]

Thanks for the tip. I would still very much be interested in the comparison though.

 

[Yurifi]

which glue is the easiest to remove? I use, as said previously, Gewo and BTY Chack and BTY is significantly easier to remove … Gewo is … unremovable …

 

[K.K]

sueke is thicker then revolution but takes a bit more time to dry. but doesn’t matter if you use a hairdryer anyway. it is the easiest one to remove by a mile from any glue i had in the years like nittaku, andro, revolution, xiom and donic.

the only difference to other glues is that it will stick also to other things besides the glue itself. normaly i did both sides on the same time and could lay the blade with the dried side on the table no worries but the sueke will stick to the table a bit if you put to much pressure, so better do one side at a time

 

[Angerer]

I have only used Revolution 3, 729, and Butterfly Free Chack.
Revolution 3 was hands down the best among the three: holds the rubber well, dries fast, and is easy to remove.
Haven't tried DHS 15, kinda curious how it is.

 

[chinacurious]

sueke is thicker then revolution but takes a bit more time to dry. but doesn’t matter if you use a hairdryer anyway. it is the easiest one to remove by a mile from any glue i had in the years like nittaku, andro, revolution, xiom and donic.

the only difference to other glues is that it will stick also to other things besides the glue itself. normaly i did both sides on the same time and could lay the blade with the dried side on the table no worries but the sueke will stick to the table a bit if you put to much pressure, so better do one side at a time

That's interesting! Do you even need a layer of glue on the blade in that case?

 

[K.K]

That's interesting! Do you even need a layer of glue on the blade in that case?

yes you need one, it is still a contact glue

 

[tzifos]

sueke is thicker then revolution but takes a bit more time to dry. but doesn’t matter if you use a hairdryer anyway. it is the easiest one to remove by a mile from any glue i had in the years like nittaku, andro, revolution, xiom and donic.

the only difference to other glues is that it will stick also to other things besides the glue itself. normaly i did both sides on the same time and could lay the blade with the dried side on the table no worries but the sueke will stick to the table a bit if you put to much pressure, so better do one side at a time

You can do both sides of the blade if you use a baking paper to lay the dried side of the blade. Only the tip of the blade will touch this paper without any problem for the glue as the handle of the blade is thicker. Or use a paper that used to have stickers on it (like stickers for kids), after all stickers are removed from it.

 

[suds79]

My favorite glue? No doubt rubber cement.

Super cheap, easy, good hold, I never have a film on the sponge to take off. It ever so slightly expands the sponge kinda like a tuning effect but the difference is so small, it's basically nothing.

It just doesn't work on OX rubbers naturally but outside of that? It's perfect.

 

[mamedium]

Tearmender is also worth mentioning.
DHS15 is really good, sticks well and easy to remove. I'd stay away from Free Chalk, what a pain to remove