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Posted 2 Years, 4 Months ago #1
i am looking for the strongest glue with the fastest drying time available. it needs to be able to bond a large wooden picture frame to concrete/brick.

i have never done a project like this before and have no idea what kind glue/cement/apoxy is out there, so any help would be muuuuch appreciated.

thank you!
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Posted 2 Years, 4 Months ago #2
Hi medioxcore. Welcome to the forum

The strongest 'glue' available for this project is..... cement. It does take time to dry but nothing can beat it.
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Posted 2 Years, 4 Months ago #3
haha. thanks, jeffie.

unfortunately cement isn't going to work for this project.

what i am doing is of questionable legality, so i'm not going to have time to mix cement. hahaha. i need something as easy, fast drying, and inconspicuous as possible.
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Posted 2 Years, 4 Months ago #4
OhMyDear You're gonna put up wall-messages

Medioxcore, I haven't ever glued any wood to concrete but I think this page might give an answer as to the specific glue you desire:
here.

I stick by cement though... glue is and stays just . . . glue
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Posted 2 Years, 4 Months ago #5
hahaha...yeah. street art is kind of my thing

when you say "cement" do you mean concrete-type cement? or something like rubber cement? (i don't know why, but i assumed you meant concrete when i replied last and totally forgot that i mentioned cement in my original post) the concrete type just woudn't be practical. i need to get in, post-up, and get out.

if you mean otherwise, i would definately be open to something like rubber cement. as long as i can fit it into a backpack or messenger bag and there is little, to no preparation time, it would definately be usable. what type of cement do you recommend? and i can't stress fast drying enough. hahaha. it's kind of hard to look inconspicuous standing around a giant picture frame at 4am.
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