[NHCOLL-L:2330] Re: Insects and glue
David Furth
Furth.David at NMNH.SI.EDU
Thu Jun 17 12:37:33 EDT 2004
Water-soluble glue is best for a numbe of reasons, even Elmer's, hide glue, etc.
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David G. Furth, Ph.D.
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>>> "Timothy J. Tomon" <tjt147 at psu.edu> 06/17/04 10:48AM >>>
Hello,
I was originally taught that insects should be prepared (pointed, repaired, etc.) with alcohol soluble glue.
However, I recently read in an article that "glue should be water soluble" [Journal of Insect Conservation
7 (1): 33-44, March 2003].
Is there a consensus on this? If so, can someone recommend specific products?
Thanks,
Tim
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