Wood Guitar

By arian On August 22, 2009 Under acoustic

What type of glue used to connect a piece of cloth to a wooden guitar?

What type of glue used to attach a patch in a tissue guitar wood?

I propose to get a can of spray glue Elmer (which comes in a box) or similar. This is similar that I use in my workshop rubber mats on the walls of bus commands for Fire Departments and the Sheriff. Spray the cloth lightly on the back, Make sure the fabric evenly, and the edges (you may want to spray in a newspaper or cardboard). For best results, spray a light adhesive layer on the guitar. You should strip the guitar parts that do not want to stay with the painters of the adhesive on the tape. Also might want to a little sanding with sandpaper grained to ensure that the glue has something to grip. Allow the thin layer of glue to "dry" until it is too sticky. This will allow the cloth without cleaning the edges and folds of fabric. Carefully apply the fabric to the guitar, smoothing the inside with an average pressure. If the edges of the skin above, just right down to their stay. --- The reason I recommend a spray-on adhesive is because that, if applied lightly, will not be absorbed by the material. You can test pastes and gels, but is likely to soak glue and make it look terrible. You should also practice the method once or twice in a box with a cloth. It is really easy to glue on his fingers dirty with the fabric permanently. It will also give a good idea of how much glue to use and how to dry. - Also note - things strike will ruin the finish of the guitar guitar, so the material must be permanent. Make sure that you want, because the only way to remove it with acetone or similar. - In more thing: do not try hitting felt his guitar. It's a pain to do, and almost always ends in tears:)