so having just seen Ronnie put on a new tip, my question is...whats the best glue to use, we all know superglue works but i always used evo stik contact glue, but takes time to cure, but is it better or is superglue best for all occasions.....what do you experts out there think???
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I use superglue gel as it is easy to control to placement and amount applied so no worries about excess glue. If I can get the repositionable version I do as it gives a couple of seconds to position the tip just soUp the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by stemidd View PostDo you thinks its better than contact glue or tip cement, i always questioned superglues ability to survive shocks, ie dropping cue on floor etc
Personally (surprising i'm sure), I use the normal super glue as I've put lots of tips on and I know how much to put on without an excess soaking on the sides and too much through the tip.
As for shocks and the tips coming off? I've not had a tip come off at the glue line or close too it. The only guy that's had a tip come off a couple of times due to shock is where laminated tips have de-laminated half way up the tip.
We all have our way and more than one method / glue works so it's a little bit personal as regards choice so give it a try......probably best to use the gel for yourself.
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Originally Posted by vmax4steve View PostSuperglue is ok for emergencies but for best results then two pack epoxy is the one to use. I've never had a tip come off.
What's best results? Tried most glues and haven't really noticed too much difference to make me change (of the ones that work that is!).
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Originally Posted by ghost121 View PostHeard good things abut the Gorilla superglue gel. It has an impact absorber built in, micro pieces of rubber, I believe. I have been using the Loctite gel until now but will give Gorilla a go when I next change tips.#jeSuisByrom
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Maybe the question we should be asking is which glue have you used and a tip has come off or caused a problem.....at least we'd know what to steer clear of.
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