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Rabbit Skin Glue, powder
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Rabbit Skin Glue, powder
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Best grade in fine powder, dissolves quickly. Basic Recipe: soak one part animal glue in approx. 12-15 parts water (depending on desired viscosity). Ideally allow to soak overnight. Heat solution in a double boiler and apply hot.
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I recently ordered rabbit skin glue from you and was finally at the point to try it out. I have to agree with your labeling : BEST Quality. It dissolved nicely , absolutely clear, the gesso and bole mix with this material was a pleasure to handle, best I have had in the last 15 years since I started gilding
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Klaus Kloeppel
from Royal Oaks CA on 10/29/2023
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what is the ingredient for rabbit skin glue and what does it do?
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glorianna buynak
- 10/12/2021
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It is a gelatin glue that is gained from the hides of rabbits. Its special quality is that is almost as strong as an epoxy glue, but can be dissolved with an exposure to steam.
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Can the glue stand for out door environment (Asia) weather ?
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Danny
- 4/24/2022
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No, rabbit skin glue is not suitable for any outdoor environment.
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