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# How To Properly Apply Elmer's Glue

A guide on how to apply Elmer's Glue properly.

#### Let's begin.

Heat the bed to 70 C.

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Wait for the bed to reach temperature.
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Lightly apply a THIN layer of Elmer's glue.

The lines applied showed by all consistent (either horizontal, vertical, or diagonal)

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Do Not make crazy lines.
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Wait for the layer to dry.

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The purple tint of the glue will fade away.
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Repeat: Apply another THIN layer of Elmer's glue.

You should repeat the THIN layer application until you've done 5 layers.

Thanks to ***m3rc*** for figuring this out.


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