I'm building a tool "kit" for a new home renter (bunch of kids who just graduated from college and now have their first house rental).
One of the toolboxes in the house-warming kit is the 'glue box'.
The goal is to have one (and only one) kind of the most used glues.
- PVA wood glue (for non-flexing porous surface repairs)
- Styrene-butadiene rubber ("Shoe Goo" flexible leather cloth repair)
- Polyepoxides, (2-part epoxy for strength in things like porcelain)
- Ethyl cyanoacrylate (non-flexing plastics repairs, must be small tubes)
- Latex rubber cement (for flexing plastic repairs)
The goal is to handle many types of common situations.
What other types of glues do you stock in your glue kit? And what use is it best for?