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Araldite® glues are so strong they help to build bridges, assemble racing cars and manufacture aircraft wings. It's why we call them 'professional adhesives' - and they bond virtually anything, including glass, ceramics, leather, wood, metal, masonry, rubber and most hard plastics.
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Monday, 30 January 2012
Have you fixed it yet?
As the New Year bulldozes its way through to the beginning of February, have you fixed any of those broken bits & bobs you were planning on doing when the New Year first arrived? Tell us what you’ve been up too…?
Araldite Inspires
Take a look at the Go-Araldite Inspires website with its question & answer page; you may discover more then you thought, or even tell us something we didn’t know - all ideas, chit-chat and questions are eagerly welcome: http://www.go-araldite.com/index.php?option=com_community&view=frontpage&Itemid=252&lang=en
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
What unusual items have you glued back together?
From the buildings we see and to the furniture we sit on, to the water pipes we have in our homes and the shoes we walk in, books we read and vehicles we drive- all these use some form of glue.
Have you ever had to use glue to bond some unusual materials?
Monday, 23 January 2012
Take a look at the Go-Araldite Inspire website with its question & answer page; you may discover more then you thought, or even tell us something we didn’t know - all ideas, chit-chat and questions are welcome: http://www.go-araldite.com/index.php?option=com_community&view=frontpage&Itemid=252&lang=en
Friday, 20 January 2012
Araldite Crystal
Broken ceramics- a how to fix guide: Look at Araldite® Crystal as your chosen adhesive for this one- http://www.ehow.com/how_5554674_glue-ceramic.html
Thursday, 19 January 2012
See us in the news...
Coverage for Araldite with the new consumer campaign in full swing, Process Industry Informer: http://bit.ly/xcjwNH
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Red Glider project
First hand use of Araldite® in this great DIY project: http://bit.ly/zlJjBa. Let's hear your project ideas...
Do you need any more proof that Araldite never dates: http://www.vintage-adverts.com/1960-Araldite-Glue-Advert
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Questions & Answers
Take a look at the Go-Araldite website with its question & answer page; you may discover more then you thought, or even tell us something we didn’t know - all ideas, chit-chat and questions are eagerly welcome: http://www.go-araldite.com/index.php?option=com_community&view=frontpage&Itemid=252&lang=en
Monday, 16 January 2012
Poorly bonded joke...
Last week I replaced all the windows in my house. It was only later I realised I had a crack in my glasses.
Go-Araldite website
Check the website for how to tips: prepare, use, strengthen, aftercare, clean up tips and FAQs and an ‘ask the experts’ section- http://www.go-araldite.com/
Friday, 13 January 2012
Araldite® Repair
This article discusses the use of epoxy on wood; Araldite® Repair is the perfect example of a good glue to use: check this website out on a DIY scenario you may come across in your DIY endeavours: http://bit.ly/djayCL
Toolbox essentials...
Araldite® adhesives make up an essential part of the home toolbox to fix the odd DIY jobs- do you keep an all-purpose glue in your toolbox?
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Check this out...
Check out Araldite® Standard and Araldite® Crystal; both can help with all these applications- http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-repair-kitchen-equipment2.htm
Win! Win! Win
Wolves’ sponsor Araldite® is happy to announce that 100 Wanderers’ Fans who contacted our website have won a free pack of Araldite® Fusion-bonds in just 90 seconds.
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Araldite® Instant
Have you tried Araldite® Instant? It can be used to mend a number of things such as a broken leather strap on a handbag or a much loved decorative plate? Tell us if you have any other helpful tips on using Araldite® Instant.
Did you know...
DIY- Did you know it was only in the 1950s was when the ‘do it yourself’ phrase was coined, for people who wanted to do all the home improvement jobs themselves...and what an industry it has grown into!
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Your turn...
We want to hear from you. What’s worked, what hasn’t? We can find a solution if you haven’t been able to find the right glue yet.
Araldite® Fusion
Check this video out for Araldite® Fusion Epoxy applications: http://bit.ly/wo8cim
Monday, 9 January 2012
Things to come...
Coming soon: Check out the Go-Araldite blog for adhesive ideas including school holiday projects and Valentine's Day...
Humour me...
And for today's very poor joke: what did one tube of glue say to another? We have to stick together.
Friday, 6 January 2012
What to use if:
· If you’ve got a broken handle on a teapot, a valuable porcelain heirloom or need to mend jewellery, then take a look at Araldite® Crystal
· If your wooden picture frame is broken, then Araldite® Standard may be the way to go
· Araldite® Rapid is perfect for art projects involving materials such as cardboard, fabrics and ceramics
· For guttering, metal piping and radiators, why not look at Araldite® Repair for your bonding needs?
· Araldite® Steel is the perfect bonding adhesive for galvanised steel, iron and brass
· For glass, ceramic and cardboard applications, Araldite® Fusion and Araldite® Instant will make any bonding job a breeze
Why not give us some more examples of what Araldite® glue you've used for your make and mend projects...
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Basic Tips for Good DIY
Make sure your work surface is clear of rubbish, non-necessary items and clean of any dust or dirt. Nothing is worse than getting glue bonded to something other than what you intended.
Read all the instructions thoroughly before using. This is a no-brainer. You don’t want to get to a very difficult part of the bonding process and realise you haven’t got anything to hold the items together, other than using your hands for several hours.
And stick to the instructions- they are there for a reason, to help you get the best results for all of your projects...
And stick to the instructions- they are there for a reason, to help you get the best results for all of your projects...
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Standard Epoxy video online
Check out the latest video on Araldite® Standard Epxoy applications: http://www.go-araldite.com/en/ideas/applications
Epoxy Adhesives
Araldite® Epoxy adhesives are among the strongest and most famous glues in the world, renowned for bond strength and resilience.
They’re thoroughly reliable and come in a range of pack sizes and types.
Different formulations give you the perfect product for all kinds of jobs.
The Araldite list so far:
- Araldite® Crystal is a rapid-setting clear glue for delicate ceramics and glass
- Araldite® Standard and Araldite® Rapid are for many make-and-mend tasks
- Araldite® Repair, a ‘putty’ that’s great for gap-filling
- Araldite® Steel with its tough, no-rust metallic grey finish
- Araldite® Instant is recommended where you need a quick bond
- Araldite® Fusion completes the range with all the bonding power of a 2-part glue but without the mixing
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Did you know...
Araldite® glue was chosen by the designers of a luxury motor cruiser looking for a glue to stand the stress of impact and vibrations at high speeds on the water.
Araldite® glue has played a major part in the development of new manufacturing methods for compound liner clad steel pipes.
Araldite® glue was used in the construction of the world’s longest ever single beam composite bridge over the Manzaneres River in Madrid.
Araldite® glue was used to attach recorders to sea lions on the Galapagos islands, to study repeated their dives down to 350 – 500 metres.
Araldite® glue has played a major part in the development of new manufacturing methods for compound liner clad steel pipes.
Araldite® glue was used in the construction of the world’s longest ever single beam composite bridge over the Manzaneres River in Madrid.
Araldite® glue was used to attach recorders to sea lions on the Galapagos islands, to study repeated their dives down to 350 – 500 metres.
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