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Actually, noway could you revivify water based adhesive after it got curdled and thus unusable.
One unhappy morning i found my whole stock of Malaisian natural latex turned into a curd cheese. 0,5 litre jar/

After some preliminaries I did got an excellent strong rubber cement of the latex wastes. It was a happy day on me, indeed.
To begin with, you have to keep the latex cheese in the cooking gas oven, with a hot air 60*C, till browny tint/, so as to get a deep dehydration of the latex material.

Solvent (mineral spirit or heptane fluid) /dryed Latex optimal ratio by weight 8.5/1


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