[Harp-L] Valve Glue Pen

[Joseph Leone]

I have some of that. The older daughter uses it for jewelry making. Good stuff. And the needle keeps it from congealing.  :)
smo-joe

> On Sep 21, 2018, at 3:48 PM, Vern <jevern at xxxxx> wrote:
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> For many years, I have used G-S Hypo Cement.  I think I learned about it from Bill Dulin.  
> https://gssupplies.com/gs-hypo-cement/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3bGXtufM3QIVEmp-Ch1ZmgUBEAAYASABEgL0jvD_BwE <https://gssupplies.com/gs-hypo-cement/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3bGXtufM3QIVEmp-Ch1ZmgUBEAAYASABEgL0jvD_BwE>
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> It sets up reasonably fast but allows enough time to adjust the valve position.  The little needle spout allows you to neatly and accurately dispense a single small drop.    
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> The only disadvantage I can think of is that replacing the cap requires inserting a thin wire into the tiny spout. If you can’t thread a needle, you might find it difficult.
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> I clamp the valve in a clothespin and put a tiny drop on it.  Then I put a tiny drop on the plate and wait a minute.   Using philatelist’s tweezers, I put it in place and adjust it with a fingertip if necessary.   
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> I recommend it for valves.  Give it a try.  There is little to lose and you may like it as much as I do.
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> Vern
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