> Does it stay sticky? That's a problem I've had with the various rubber
>sealing compounds I've tried for bellows patching, one there the stuff
>stays sticky and the bellows won't open once folded without unplugging the
>pin holes.
Well, Clyde says it does in another post, and the one time I tried to
patch bellows it did, but I wonder if it just needs to set for quite
awhile. Things I've made with it some time back are not sticky at all.
They are, however, still flexible.
Anyway, I wouldn't use it for bellows restoration, I don't think, if the
stuff Richard is talking about works as well as he says it does. But for
repairs in the field, gluing and "light caulking" it is great. Useful
goo.
Larry Bullis
Skagit Valley College