Please finish this when you have the time. It's rare to hear from someone who "does it" that can "teach it". It is really hard to find someone to do this stuff anymore and these threads are the only way some people can get it done. Thanks for sharing the info. Doing upholstery I'm surprised you didn't tell the OP to get a critter gun.[ame="http://www.ebay.com/itm/Critter-Spray-Products-22032-118SG-Siphon-Gun-New-/371143774697?pt=Paint_Paint_Supplies&hash=item5669e491e9"]Critter Spray Products 22032 118SG Siphon Gun New | eBay[/ame]I've had one for years and it is great for glues , clean up is easy and it reuses those pint jars that get thrown away anyway. Home Depot also has a touch up gun with a 1.8 nozzle which will work. 2.1 or bigger would be better. You can thin the glue with 10% lacquer thinner if needed. Home Depot also has a couple other guns for around $30 or Harbor Freight has coupons! While we are on the subject of glues, Worth makes some kickass rubber cement for gluing weatherstrips and seals. I'm sure somebody makes it for them but we buy from Worth. It's clear , it comes in a great brush can and it sticks.
