fish air bladder glue in US

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fish air bladder glue in US

Post by G Doane » Thu Jan 05, 2006 4:52 pm

anyone know of a source of fish air bladder glue in the US ??
have never tried making hide glue and/ or fish glue myself so would rather purchase it for now.......
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Post by jiao » Fri Jan 06, 2006 5:10 am

if some bowyer who can sell these bladders glue ,that will be a good things, and , it will be so much money and so best quality

there are so many category fish bladder for eat in china , it in my city, but they are often call it a wrong name, these bladder so big and whiteness
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Post by Alam ed Din, Adnan » Mon Jan 16, 2006 6:56 pm

you could try to find croakers fish maw (chin.Yu to) from your Asia store (it has to be the Non-fried variety- best would be if it is air dried, ie.no external heat applied when drying) or you could order issinglass sturgeon bladder glue from: http://www.hellmann-leim.de/en/3.7_prod ... blase.html
....still the glue has to be prepared by yourself.....
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Post by Russ Mitchell » Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:39 pm

Let me ask a beginner's question regarding said glue, if nobody minds...

if this glue is waterproof/humidity-proof... how does one prepare it? The whole point to hide glue is that it's a water-soluble glue, thereby allowing its suspension in water during preparation....
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Post by Thomas Duvernay » Fri Sep 28, 2007 11:41 pm

Russ,

Fish airbladder glue is not waterproof; that is the reason Korean horn bows are generally not used in wet conditions. When bows break, they often go to fletchers; they soak the bows and retrieve the sinew for use in making arrows.


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Post by Russ Mitchell » Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:55 am

Okay, then if you'll excuse my ignorance, what makes this better for the job than rabbithide?
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Post by Thomas Duvernay » Sun Nov 25, 2007 5:32 am

Sorry for the long time between posts.

Here in Korea (and other parts of Asia), fish glue is easy to come by and has been used historically. It is a very strong yet flexible glue; its only drawback is its moisture sensitivity.

If the rabbit hide glue (or any other type of hide glue) works for you, use it.


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Post by Dave Peters » Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:04 pm

Columbia Organ Leathers sells High Tack Fish Glue. They use it to glue leather bellows to organ pipes. I used it to glue leather to a siper. It works well. It is not water proof.

915 Lancaster Ave,
Columbia, PA 17512
USA

1-800-423-7003
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Post by Chiron » Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:55 am

Isinglass not waterproof, but the system will generally bow artisan isinglass treated at a natural water-proof paint to moisture. Spodiopogon called us here, the effect was very good.
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Post by alexxxxandras » Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:35 pm

I think the better sourse of sturgeon glue is to buy 1 kilo live sturgeon in shop. i give about 10 g of sturgeon bladder. 1 kilo of sturgeon = 10 euro. (glue + meat :) In dick.biz webpage 100 g of sturgeon glue = 50 euro (wihtout meat).
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