my steel edge is coming away from my ruler .. any ideas as to what to stick it back with ?
katrina x
katrina x
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Dilema steel edged ruler
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Posts: 12603 (22/04/2008 19:54:41) Moderator |
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Tina |
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Posts: 28042 (22/04/2008 20:01:58) Administrator |
Erm get a new one? That has happened to one of mine
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MrsLawson |
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Posts: 3642 (22/04/2008 20:04:45) |
Why not get a non-slip safety ruler? It's all steel with full length easy grip handle and rubber bottom.
 It was about £14.00 but well worth it.  Hazel
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katrina |
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Posts: 12603 (22/04/2008 20:06:35) Moderator |
yes but im tight and i wanna keep this one lol
katrina x |
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shazz501 |
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Posts: 532 (22/04/2008 20:10:15) |
have you tried the pinflair glue gel,sticks most things and it is quite good
regards sharon |
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Posts: 528 (22/04/2008 20:20:41) |
How about No Nails or Locktite--(others are available)
Not sure if either work with metal as I dont have any at the moment! I know how you feel katrina why buy new if the old can be fixed!! Margaret X |
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WelshPaula |
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Posts: 7419 (22/04/2008 20:33:35) |
How about super glue? Or the instant glue used for false nails?
Paula x |
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m3bfs |
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Posts: 433 (22/04/2008 22:23:50) |
funny (not as in ha ha) you should mention that katrina, at craft class last Friday, we got talking about rulers and one lady has a clear one with a metal edge
and said hers had come off once or twice and she'd just stuck it back on, but unfortunately right now i can't remember what she said she used. I'll
ask her on Friday (if she's there) and let you know. I know she did say it stayed on quite a while before it came off again.
love and hugs Teejay x |
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katrina |
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Posts: 12603 (22/04/2008 23:42:19) Moderator |
yeah if u do find out lol
katrina x |
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Posts: 11731 (22/04/2008 23:55:41) |
I've got a great one from Staples, no where near £14. Anyway, you want a straight edge, blobbing glue's not gonna be very
accurate I wouldn't think!! x
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Mac |
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Posts: 1851 (23/04/2008 00:40:55) |
Power bond is very good for sticking things to metal.
Lynn x |
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