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Earlier topic: Holy Batman! Tell me not to freak out
Potdevin P-200 vs other glue brands
We recently bought a used Potdevin 2R for duplexing. I’ve read here that most everyone uses Potdevin’s P-200 glue and was wondering if there’s a difference between their glue vs. similar glue from other manufacturers (that are appropriate for paper)?
We just tried using non-Potdevin glue, but we’re not sure if there’s a difference in viscosity. I’m probably going to order some P-200 tomorrow to compare apples-to-apples, but just wondered if anyone has any experience/insight using other glues. Thanks!
Denise
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