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26 hours into Bluenose II and near the end of the first layer of planking on the hull. Used wood glue on the edges of the planks and CA glue on the frames. The finish walnut planking is .015" thick.. Can anyone recommend a good glue for this application. The CA glue I have is super thin and the wood glue is titebond yellow type.
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I would use yellow wood glue for strength and longevity with spots of CA where you have to hold bends quickly.
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