Tri-Tex

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Date: Sat Dec 01 2001 - 17:33:23 PST

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I use Tri- Tex, but this year it seems it is warping the paper,even when
applied lightly. It smells funny and the kids make a big deal about it. We
now call it the stinky glue and laugh about it.
maryb

Artemis420@aol.com wrote:

> I use Tritex 'rubber' cement...it dries clear and rubs off surface easily
> when dry. Just apply sparingly on back and no lumps and NO wetness. Artie

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