Jigsaw Puzzle

[dgman]

I have a customer who wants three photographs that he wants cut into puzzles. Unfortunately, he has already glued the photos to very thin Masonite just under 1/8". I want to laminate that to 1/8" or 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood for durability and strength. I would use Titebond III. Does anybody see a problem with that?

[amazingkevin]

I have a customer who wants three photographs that he wants cut into puzzles. Unfortunately, he has already glued the photos to very thin Masonite just under 1/8". I want to laminate that to 1/8" or 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood for durability and strength. I would use Titebond III. Does anybody see a problem with that?

I love experimenting,let us know what happens

[Lucky2]

Dan, any tite-bond carpenters glue would work, it's what I'd use.

Len

[dgman]

Dan, any tite-bond carpenters glue would work, it's what I'd use.

Len

Thanks Len!

[WayneMahler]

I would think that contact cement should work very well.

[orangeman]

Tite bond III should work very well as it holds like epoxy!

 

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[NC Scroller]

Any of the Titebond glues with work. The secret is to apply a thin even layer of glue to both sides. I use a trim roller covered with a piece of foam pipe insulation.

[Lucky2]

I would think that contact cement should work very well.

Yes, I never thought of contact cement, but it would work well also.

Len

[dgman]

Thanks all. Didn't have contact cement. I used Titebond III because that's what I had on hand. Seems to have done the job!

[hawkeye10]

For what you are doing just use the glue you have on hand. It doesn't take much of a glue to do what you want as I understand it.