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How do I glue latex gloves?

I'm working on an invention for the surfing industry (ocean surfing) and I'm trying to glue rubber on to a latex surgical glove. How can I do this? Will the product advertised on this site do it? Is there anything else I can use,...

guest, January 19th 2007 6:46:43 pm

What you want is Rubber Cement.

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applying glue and rolling

Hello to all, I have purchased my latex sheeting and glue from MJTrends and am ready to create an item of clothing but have never done this before. I need to know the best way to apply glue. how wide a seam? Will it become one...

guest, October 3rd 2006 12:26:43 pm

Thank you for the help. My e-mail is rockybeach@mindspring.com would it be possible for you to e-mail me directly...

guest, September 25th 2006 7:32:30 pm

The width of the seam should be 3/8 of an inch. Start out with something simple that doesn't have a lot of...

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vac bed

Hello im in the process of making my first vacbed,Will a zipper allow the vacuum to seal or is thier some other way of entering and exiting the bed.Also is there some way to reinforce the hole i'll have to make to accomodate...

guest, July 17th 2006 3:39:59 pm

I'll try to give you some solutions that worked for me. On my bed I glued one side and left the short side and...

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latex bed sheets

has Anyone out there ever made a set of bed sheets from latex.I would like to try and make my own.My skills are limited,the top sheet seems quite eaasy,just a matter of gluing,but how about a fitted sheet for the bottom.Can...

guest, May 27th 2006 4:27:04 pm

I would recommend nothing thinner than .3mm latex sheeting, otherwise you run a pretty good risk of having it rip....

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guest, September 23rd 2007 6:07:07 pm

.3mm and .4mm are well suited for dresses. If you want more stretch go with .3mm, if you want more durability,...

guest, August 6th 2007 2:58:04 pm

What about for dresses?

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