Attaching Seashells to Plywood

RE: Attaching Seashells to Plywood Post by FloridaShells (2) | (02/10/2008) Contact For me, a hot glue gun works best. Yes, there can be stringing, but little mistakes can easily be corrected and the glue can be removed easily from most surfaces. Check out some great examples of shell craft done with glue guns at www.FloridaShellsAndGifts.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Attaching Seashells to Plywood Post By LYNDA (Guest Post) (08/05/2006) Hot glue is good for the backs. Clear Liquid Nails is good, too, for inbetween them. I've had bad luck with the hot glue stringing from item to item, so I went back to the best clear glue and use hor-d'orve toothpicks and ice cream sticks. It dries super fast and works on most anything in the world. Good luck and God bless. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Attaching Seashells to Plywood Post By Diana (Guest Post) (07/19/2006) I use E-6000 Report Spam or Abuse RE: Attaching Seashells to Plywood Post by GRAPEfedGODDESS (7) | (07/13/2006) Profile | Contact I dont really know what you mean by preparing the plywood. Of course you want to make sure it's clean and free of debris and dust, which can be done with a damp cloth. As for attaching the seashells, I've found that hot glue is by far the most versitile and reliable glue there is. If you don't have a hot glue gun, GET ONE! There are about 15-20 bucks for a set. You'll be amazed the amount of household uses it has! Of course, you wanna make sure that the seashells are also clean so they adhere best. Report Spam or Abuse