Best-Test One Coat Rubber Cement is an excellent pressure sensitive rubber cement developed for artwork and mechanical paste-up. It is fast, clean, and easy to use. Hold artwork firmly in place yet allows repositioning of elements quickly and cleanly. Best-Test One Coat remains tacky when applied to one side of the surface. Art or type can be peeled off and put down again many times-yet original work will still remain firmly in place. Remove with Bestine Thinner.

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Jeremiah S. from Green Valley, AZ says:

Used to apply table tennis rubber/sponge to paddle. The cement seemed adequate and spread nicely but brush that came in the can shed bristles profusely causing the whole process to be frustrating.

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Rated by: Jeremiah S. in Green Valley, AZ

Used to apply table tennis rubber/sponge to paddle. The cement seemed adequate and spread nicely but brush that came in the can shed bristles profusely causing the whole process to be frustrating.

Rated by: Keith H. in Lake Toxaway, NC

I received my order in a timely manner. I had hoped for free delivery, but did not get it. I knew this up-front. Because of the nature of the glue I ordered, it had to specially shipped. Free Delivery wasn't available. Nevertheless, I am satisfied with the service and product.

Rated by: Aristides L. in Rohnert Park, CA

I bought this item with some doubts in my mind. I needed to use some kind of glue/cement for my table tennis racket. I have to glue the rubbers to the racket frequently and needed something that was effective but not messy. One Coat Cement gave me what I wanted and I am happy with the performance. The bond between the rubber and the wood of the racket is strong yet subtle so when I remove the rubbers from the paddle there's just a slight(minimal) resistance and there's virtually no buildup on the surfaces. I diluted a certain quantity of this cement with Bestine thinner and when I got the final product I was afraid that it was not going to work because it was too "thin". I was proved wrong. The final product worked to my satisfaction and is helping by saving me a lot of time and frustration with the gluing,removal and regluing of surfaces. I will be buying this item again.

Rated by: Peter B. in Santa Maria, CA

Best Test with thinner (1:1) glues latex well, but it works as a contact adhesive, not a cement. It provides a bond with very good shear strength, but only fair peel resistance.

Rated by: Michael H. in williamsburg, VA

A very good glue for gluing latex sheeting when mixed with the best test rubber cement thinner.

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