hey all
i have a question for you guys... i had a wooden handle on my humidor tray break off it looks like i might be able to repair it. what kind of glue is used in a humidor so that it wont go into air vapor or create fumes?
thanks
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hey all
i have a question for you guys... i had a wooden handle on my humidor tray break off it looks like i might be able to repair it. what kind of glue is used in a humidor so that it wont go into air vapor or create fumes?
thanks
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I like aquarium silicone, but make sure after using it you let it sit a couple days to "de-fume" and you'll be golden. Though if it's wood you're dealing with, then all natural, non-toxic elmers wood glue should work, again, just let it air out a few days.
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Welcome from Tejas! Looks like you are off to a good start. +1 to the cooler idea, you'll need it.
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