Oops, I sent this directly to Greg, but intended to send it to the
list as well...
Hi Greg,
Bond 527 (available at Michael's) is a good reversible glue.
You can dissolve it with acetone. But be aware, acetone is not friendly.
In the museum conservation field, reversibility is what you're afte
Hi Greg,
It depends on the specimen - are you talking about a
Whole stone, a thick (5mm to 8mm) slice or partslice, a
Thin part or whold slice (2 to 3mm), etc. Whatever it is
You can be sure Bill Mason has invented a glue for it.
(he developed "paleobond," meteorite cutting fluid you
Mix wi
On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:34:43 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
>All:
>
>What is the best way to attach or (glue) pieces of a. Meteorite together
>without causing damage? I want to be able to attach broken pieces together.
>
>Any thoughts... Perhaps putty or some type of temp. glue.
I've only glued a meteo
All:
What is the best way to attach or (glue) pieces of a. Meteorite together
without causing damage? I want to be able to attach broken pieces together.
Any thoughts... Perhaps putty or some type of temp. glue.
Thanks,
Greg S
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