#4430

Hi folks.  I’ve got a half full tube of walthers Goo and the cap is completely fused.  Pliers won’t get it open.

What do you suggest?  I could cut off the tube bottom and then fold it over to reseal?

Or cut open and pour into a small jar?  Will it eat a plastic container?

Thanks for indulging my frugality.

Fred

Patrick Egan

#4431

Go to your friendly local Ace Hardware and buy a tube of Barge Cement. You will find it to be a much better product.

Or drill a No 77 hole in the cap and stick a pin in it.

Pat Egan

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#4432

Thanks!

#4433

They still make the Goop ?? Tell me how Barge Cement works for you ?? Please ??  Henry
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On Sat, 1/12/19, Patrick Egan <padraice38@...> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [YardbirdTrains] Revive Goo tube
 To: YardbirdTrains@groups.io
 Date: Saturday, January 12, 2019, 4:33 AM

 Go to your friendly
 local Ace Hardware and buy a tube of Barge Cement. You will
 find it to be a much better product.Or drill a No 77
 hole in the cap and stick a pin in it.
 Pat Egan

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Patrick Egan

#4434

Remember the ads that Wally's used to run about you could use Goo to fix your shoes? I tried it. Not good.

Barge cement is that stuff that shoe repair people use. If you have ever been in a shoe repair shop, you will recognize the smell.. It works. Use it the same way you use Goo. It is a contact cement.

Pat

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#4435

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LoL. ?I’m using my Goo for shoe repair!

I drilled a hole in the cap to get it out.

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On Jan 13, 2019, at 2:58 AM, Patrick Egan <padraice38@...> wrote:

Remember the ads that Wally's used to run about you could use Goo to fix your shoes? I tried it. Not good.

Barge cement is that stuff that shoe repair people use. If you have ever been in a shoe repair shop, you will recognize the smell.. It works. Use it the same way you use Goo. It is a contact cement.

Pat

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#4436

I have been using Pliobond as a really good alternative to Goo.

Seems to be slightly less viscous, you can apply with a fine tube that can be purchased separately and attached to the front of the tube. Has a cap that keeps the stuff from gooing up the nozzle.

Jim