100+ year old glue was bound to fail at some point. It just happened to be today. I *knew* I shouldn't use my 100+ year old Pike brand coticule, but I just couldn't help it.
I went to use it as a slurry stone today, and the coticule layer fell off of the BBW backing stone, and onto my green coti. Luckily, the thin layer of coticule didn't crack when it fell.
So after allowing the BBW/coti to dry for a few days, I'm planning on using epoxy to glue the two halves back together. Thought I'd better hit you guys up to see if epoxy is ok for this, or if some other glue might be better?
I went to use it as a slurry stone today, and the coticule layer fell off of the BBW backing stone, and onto my green coti. Luckily, the thin layer of coticule didn't crack when it fell.
So after allowing the BBW/coti to dry for a few days, I'm planning on using epoxy to glue the two halves back together. Thought I'd better hit you guys up to see if epoxy is ok for this, or if some other glue might be better?