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Discuss my wash boy sponge in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; has fallen off , what glue do you use to replace the sponge with ? many thanks...
          
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    has fallen off , what glue do you use to replace the sponge with ? many thanks
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    I use spray contact adhesive to replace the sponges....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post

    I use spray contact adhesive to replace the sponges....



    Any spray glue from the sheds.............usually in the carpet section
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    that is good news as i have plenty of carpet spray adhesive as i lay carpets as well when asked !
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    no probs..it is the easiest way to do it.......

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