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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: wcc on December 22, 2013, 11:49:58 PM
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Refurbing a bat at the moment first bat ive really had to glue (a split in the toe) i glued it and clamped it overnight but it doesnt seemed to have worked very well, what is the best type of glue to be using for cricket bats? I wasnt sure so i picked up some multi purpose glue for bnq.
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I go for a high strength outdoor grade PVA personally mate
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There's a number of threads on this topic
PVA glue from BnQ is ok, as all similar ones.
Gorilla glue is mentioned a fair bit.
What's you exact issue? Sometimes you need to water down the glue to get right in the narrowest bit of the cracks.
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There's a number of threads on this topic
PVA glue from BnQ is ok, as all similar ones.
Gorilla glue is mentioned a fair bit.
What's you exact issue? Sometimes you need to water down the glue to get right in the narrowest bit of the cracks.
Looked through a few threads could just seem what was mentioned about watering down the glue maybe, the problem is a inch or so crack about 5mm deep through the corner of toe so i dont think the problem is getting the glue in as it just lifts up will just try another type of glue and ive already purchased a better clamp
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I would wrap fibreglass tape around the crack after the glue has dried. Make sure you leave it clamped for 24-48 hrs.
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Is the wood a bit damp and that why the glue is not setting properly?