How to spread thick glues? (DHS. No 15)

[Jerry29102039]

I've heard that No15 is quite sticky so would one layer work or is that risking the edges coming off?

 

[Zwill]

I would say medium sticky. It's nowhere near like the German-made glues. I think it's on par with normal revolution glue, maybe even less sticky than the high-viscosity revolution.

Or one can buy the Sueke No 2 glue which is cheap and amazing, but still the DHS No15 is my 2nd favorite.

 

[Jslick89]

I would say medium sticky. It's nowhere near like the German-made glues. I think it's on par with normal revolution glue, maybe even less sticky than the high-viscosity revolution.

Or one can buy the Sueke No 2 glue which is cheap and amazing, but still the DHS No15 is my 2nd favorite.

which aliexpress vendor do you get it from?

 

[Zwill]

Last time i got it from this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100....order_list.order_list_main.21.176718026yDbe3

It arrived in great quality and all but if I remember well it took 3+ weeks so there is that... One needs to kind of think ahead when buying from Ali.

 

[Brozi]

Zwill, a question for you, how do you deal with putting multiple layers of glue on the blade? When I tried it with the no15, the previous layer got absolutely destroyed...

 

[igorponger]

STIGA did succeeded in producing "foamed glue". Ideal glue consistence every one looking for. Yes, the price is somewhat ripping.

 

[Zwill]

Zwill, a question for you, how do you deal with putting multiple layers of glue on the blade? When I tried it with the no15, the previous layer got absolutely destroyed...

There really isn't much trick to it. Just let the first layer dry completely, maybe even leave it for 40 minutes to dry, then do the same thing you did with the first layer.
The only thing one needs to be careful with DHS No 15 is that it dries fast so you need to do the spreading quickly and with the least possible brushes. This is why I like Sueke No2 a bit more as it doesn't dry that quickly.

 

[Zwill]

STIGA did succeeded in producing "foamed glue". Ideal glue consistence every one looking for. Yes, the price is somewhat ripping.

That is Nittaku Finezip rebranded as Stiga. I doubt Stiga has made any glue since the speed glue ban, and certainly it wasn't the Attach glue.
That being said since the Finezip is a good glue the Stiga is also a good glue. But it can spoil in the tube quickly so maybe don't buy a lot if you don't use a lot of it.
The Stiga version is usually cheaper than the Nittaku Finezip and more available in general. So good buy.

 

[God-scrubplayer]

2 layers on blade 3~4 layers on rubber.
Usatt rated: 2200+ all do something similar. no one put like 1 or 2 layers and be done with. It doesn't feel good especially for h3 rubbers.