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Roy
PostPosted: 16 Mar 2019, 16:36 
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Blade: Sanwei F3 Pro (=TB ALC)
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I have new Sanwei pro f3 blade and Falco optimum glue. I am unable to get rubber to stick to the blade, because glue comes of the blade too easily. :( What should be done? Should I try another glue or should I sand the blade surface or what? :o
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Could be the varnish? 400-800 grit sandpaper, VERY light presure should solve it.
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lasta wrote:
Could be the varnish? 400-800 grit sandpaper, VERY light presure should solve it.

Also, wipe the surface with some volatile solvent (ethanol or isopropyl/isopropanol based cleaning agent) to remove sanding dust. This will also remove any oily deposits which may prevent glue from sticking. The cleaner should evaporate within seconds.

If you have used purely oil based treatment (tung oil or similar) to seal your blade, it hardens to form a wax coat. This wax is akin to oil, and glue doesn't stick very well to such a surface. I guess Danish oil is "borderline" in this respect.
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