butterfly free chack or Free chack Pro 2?

[amitmnagarwal]

which of the above is good for Tenergy & dignics rubbers

or is Revolution also good enough .

I can see the difference in the feel if I glued with free chack glues?
which is commonly used?

 

[Tyce]

DHS #15

 

[amitmnagarwal]

DHS #15

I do hv it , however I felt that it is not suited for Tenergies , when I replaced with Free chack, i can see noticeable difference. ( borrowed for one time use)

so confirming if others also feel the same?

even when I had used it for Rakza 7 , i was unable to get the new rubber feel with DHS glue

 

[Crillo]

I prefer Free Chack Pro 2 over Free Chack. Easy to get a very good result with when glueing. DHS is easier to peel off if you are into re-gluing. Works great with Dignics and Tenergy.

 

[amitmnagarwal]

I prefer Free Chack Pro 2 over Free Chack. Easy to get a very good result with when glueing. DHS is easier to peel off if you are into re-gluing. Works great with Dignics and Tenergy.

I felt though easy to peel off, however playing wise free chack pro is better

 

[Peter93]

Get Free Chack Pro 2. The latex based glues are superior in adhesion, while also being fairly easy to remove. If you can get DHS 15 easily, and it's cheaper, you can probably go with that, though I prefer the adhesion from Free Chack Pro 2.

 

[Grahf]

DHS #15 the goat of the glue, price and performance all along

 

[igorponger]

Yeah, we need tonnes of latex glue for our researching works. We have now got natural product imported directly from Malaysian rubber plantations. Most agreeable price 12 usd per litre.

 

[Taute]

DHS 15 is a good glue if you like to reglue rubber frequently. They clean very well, dry quickly... If I want to test a new rubber, I use DHS 15.
But usually (in main set) i use Free Chack 2. Free Chack 2 sticks rubber better and I like its consistency better than DHS 15 (DHS 15 is thicker).
However, it is not worth getting attached to a manufacturer: DHS, Butterfly, Revolution and etc., because in principle the difference between the glues is not so great that amateurs would notice it. In my opinion, it is more a matter of "taste", price and availability.