John,
I use Pliobond (epoxy) quite frequently at my work. I would make sure this
epoxy is cured completely before using the camera. Pliobond will outgas and
the chemicals released during outgassing may affect the film quality and
various components in the camera. Leave the camera open during the curing
process.
Pliobond should cure at room temperature in 24 hours. To be safe, I would
wait a little longer.
Glenn Sadakane
At 09:16 AM 8/5/98 -0400, you wrote:
>I use either Hobscos "Goo" (sold in hobby stores)< or Pliobond which used to
>be made by Goodyear. I put a "Microtip" extension on the tube which will
>reach into the slot of the camera body and lay down a very fine thin layer of
>glue.
>
>John
>
>Joel Wilcox wrote:
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>> At 05:36 PM 8/4/1998 -0400, you wrote:
>> >I really must say that not gluing the foam in the body may make
>> installation easier up
>> >front, but is not the proper way to do it, and later, in a few years, when
>> the foam
>> >developes a little surface tackiness, the foam may start pulling out of
>> the slots.
>> >Hey, I sell the pre cut foam too, but the installer is completely on his
>> own.
>> >
>> >John
>> >Camtech
>> >
>> What's your favorite glue for this, John?
>>
>> Joel
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