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I need help with a glue selection. I’ve recently pressed a job on two pieces of #110 stock and want to adhere them together as one #220 final piece. I’ve been searching on the internet for the right glue / adhesive and I’m struggling. What is the best choice? I need something that is strong AND doesn’t warp or dimple the paper in any way.
I can’t comment on the glue but it has been suggested here to orient the paper grain at right angle to each other to avoid curl in the final project.
My shop uses spray mount for this often. It can be messy.
@teenyhousepress look up duplex or duplexing on this site. there are plenty of posts written about this.