Subject: Glue machines and rollers
I cannot speak to the specific machine used for the glue for bookplates that was mentioned in a previous message, but I can speak from another experience. As a skier with a daughter who races I did a lot of hot waxing this past winter. In doing so I heated the wax in a container that had a roller in it. Whenever I tried to rush the process and did not wait for the wax to melt thoroughly, I always got too much wax on the skis. However, when I waited until everything was melted and liquid, a thin even layer was applied as I rolled the ski over the roller. Maybe this is of some help. If not, oh well. Good luck. On another point, even though we did not use bookplates with adhesive only along one side, I have frequently just moistened the bookplate along one edge, or applies adhesive, and did not have any adverse effects regarding oozing, etc. Gregor Trinkaus-Randall Collection Management/Preservation Specialist Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners GTRINKAUS *** Conservation DistList Instance 5:50 Distributed: Thursday, April 16, 1992 Message Id: cdl-5-50-002 ***Received on Thursday, 16 April, 1992