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Adhesive for wood stringers on foam blanks - Gorilla Wood Glue - 236ml, GORILLA GLUE
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Gorilla Wood Glue 236 ml – High-performance adhesive for wood stringers on foam blanks (surfboards)
RIDE NUMBER DESCRIBES THE FEELING OF A FIN:
This feeling is represented on a scale from Speed Generating to Speed Control. The closer you get to 10, the more springy, fluid & responsive your board will feel to help generate speed. The closer you get to 1, the more solid, engaged & predictable your board will feel to help control speed. Fins with a Ride Number around 5 feel balanced & do not add any premium feelings to your board - they let your board’s original character shine. To use Ride Number just pick a feeling in your weight range, and give it a try. When you understand the different feels, you can get the most performance & enjoyment out of your equipment.
GG-5034800
Specific use:
Designed to bond the wooden stringer to a PU or EPS foam blank on a surfboard.
Ideal for (re)attaching a stringer that has partially come loose due to shaping or a manufacturing defect, or for custom projects where a customer wants to glue their own stringer.
Why this glue works so well for your use:
- Strong PVA adhesive, commonly used in woodworking but excellent on wood and light foam (PU, EPS)
- Fast clamping time: 20–30 minutes, full cure in 24 hours
- Dries clear: leaves no visible marks once dry
Key features:
- Water-based PVA adhesive, solvent-free, easy to clean with water
- Strong bond between wood → foam (EPS or PU)
- Quick working time (20–30 min clamp) → ideal for fast fixes
- Does not over-foam, easy to sand
Technical specifications:
- Size: 236 ml (8 oz) with an easy-seal applicator
- Application: best between 10–24 °C (50–75 °F)
- Open time: good for up to ~24 h, especially at room temperature
- Finish: natural clear, sandable and paintable
Usage tips for surfboard applications:
- Thoroughly clean and dry the bonding area (wood and foam).
- Apply a generous layer. If foam is present in the joint, lightly dampen the wood to activate bonding.
- Clamp for 20–30 minutes using a clamp or angled reinforced tape.
- Sand after 24 h to obtain a smooth surface.
Even though this glue is mainly used in woodworking, it proves to be practical and reliable for specific surfboard applications, such as bonding wood stringers to PU or EPS foam blanks.
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