WOOD WORK CRAFTS PATTERNS
Posted on Sunday, July 5th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
What kind of glue should I use for this craft project?
My mother-in-law gave me a big plastic foot of a horse. She is white and has been played by children, but otherwise in good shape. I want to cover with beads in various patterns. But what works best to glue on a plastic surface like that? Is smooth enough, so they need a glue that adheres to plastic and pearls, which will be glass, plastic, wood and metal. Need advice of expert craftsmen there!
A glue gun will work better and not so expensive.
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