Comments on: Reparing diary: Putting pages that fell out back into it? http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html More Info and Tips for you Fri, 02 Jul 2010 07:31:24 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: _mc_carin_cl_ http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-7960 _mc_carin_cl_ Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:03:30 +0000 http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html#comment-7960 Well, you can bunch all of the pages together. And then glue gun the end where the glue was previously. I tried that and it worked. Otherwise, you should buy another one and stick the loose diary entries in there. :) Well, you can bunch all of the pages together. And then glue gun the end where the glue was previously. I tried that and it worked. Otherwise, you should buy another one and stick the loose diary entries in there. :)

]]> By: Darkmoon http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-7961 Darkmoon Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:03:30 +0000 http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html#comment-7961 I have repaired old books using Elmer's glue. I use the original white type. I very carefully put it on the very edge of the page using a tooth pick. When you get the entire edge coated then stick it in. Don't put on so much that you will get drips or runs. Close the book and let sit overnight. It should stay put. I have repaired old books using Elmer’s glue. I use the original white type. I very carefully put it on the very edge of the page using a tooth pick. When you get the entire edge coated then stick it in. Don’t put on so much that you will get drips or runs. Close the book and let sit overnight. It should stay put.

]]> By: h_brida http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html/comment-page-1#comment-7962 h_brida Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:03:30 +0000 http://www.keepdiary.com/reparing-diary-putting-pages-that-fell-out-back-into-it.html#comment-7962 The traditional method is to use "Rubber Cement". Read the directions and follow them. It is a *two* step process. If you try to do it in just one step, you won't get a permanet bond. *Be sure* to have a well-ventilated area. The fumes are both poisonous and flammable. I've used Elmer's Glue for similar repairs and it fell apart after a decade or so. In my personal experience, hot glue eventually became brittle and makes a bulkier mend than Rubber Cement. The traditional method is to use "Rubber Cement". Read the directions and follow them. It is a *two* step process. If you try to do it in just one step, you won’t get a permanet bond. *Be sure* to have a well-ventilated area. The fumes are both poisonous and flammable.

I’ve used Elmer’s Glue for similar repairs and it fell apart after a decade or so.

In my personal experience, hot glue eventually became brittle and makes a bulkier mend than Rubber Cement.

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