P3D Re: UHU stick

[Rob <lilindn@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

(Mike K. wrote):
> 
> How about "glue"?  I've got a stick of purple glue (dries clear)
> called "UHU stic".  It's kind of like an overgrown lipstick
> dispenser except it has non-toxic smell-free purple glue (that comforms
> to ASTM D 4236 whatever that is).
> 
> I think we used something similar to this stuff in stereocard
> mounting class.  Certainly easy to use if one keeps it off
> of one's fingers.  And it's cheap.  :-)

..
      This is the product I have been using to help mount stereo slides
for years.   I place some of this on the spaces where the sprockets go
on heat-seal mounts (e.g. reel-3d #4600) before placing the chips into
the slots.  Not only does the uncured UHU glue hold the chips in place,
it lets one push the chips into position for alignment of the chips,
after several minutes, it seals hard and dry, then the mount can be
heat-sealed as usual.
      An extremely similar product is also sold under the Scotch name,
another from Denison is more widely available, I find that the Denison
is not as easy to work with as the other two, but still adequate.
      I have not tried any of these glue sticks on stereo print cards.
      Rob


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