rubber adhesives
Adhesives consisting of solutions of rubber and
naphtha or carbon tetrachloride. They are used as
temporary adhesives for paper or thin board. Upon
drying, the film of rubber which remains has but
little holding power, but is often sufficient for
certain purposes. Their principal advantage is
that the rubber film can readily be peeled off
when it has served its purpose without damage to
the surface of the adherend. (198 )
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