What would be the best glue to use to bond magnetic strips to wood?

Question

I have Gorilla glue but it expands to much

Answer 1

super glue

or

wood glue

Answer 2

Contact cement

Answer 3

Gorilla glue = BAD.  That stuff expands as it dries and makes a huge mess.  Check at your local hardware store for a glue which doesn't have a flexible hold and dries fast.

Answer 4

crazy glue

Answer 5

Try using a glue gun. They're pretty useful and hold really strong glue.

Answer 6

I use either contact cement (spray grade) or double face tape, due to its ease  of trimming and speed.  Some cautions- used of contact cement may start to dissolve the rubber  of the magnet.  If you use the tape, get some fast evaporationg laquer thinner.  Stick the tape to the magnet, then lightly wipe the adhesive with a rag moistened with laquer thinner, let it dry and then stick into position. Be careful on removing if need be, you will tear the wood.  It really sticks.

Answer 7

umm.idk....Spartan glue???

Answer 8

uhu

Answer 9

Gorilla glue is THE best stuff use it a lot

Answer 10

I would use a hot glue gun...depending on how heavy the wood is. super glue wouldn't work that well because it would absorb into the wood

Answer 11

I would seach in B&Q and see what they say. Sorry but im not a glue expert!