Stabilized wood and the attaching of

[Peter Parker]

I was wondering what to use to glue a stabilized fingerboard to the neck shaft: Titebond wood glue or some epoxy? thanks.

[CamMcIntyre]

I'm curious about this too. I've got a stabilized black limba board and maple neck and wasn't sure if tite bond would work or not. I'll watch this thread for a bit.

[Peter Parker]

JP emailed me and says he uses TiteBond to great effect. If it's good enough for him it's good enough for me. Anyone else?

[kboyd]

Titebond perfectly

[CamMcIntyre]

Looks like i'll go buy some titebond. Thanks for posting this thread.

That's all

[Bass Kahuna]

Yeup. I confirmed with Larry at Gallery Hardwoods , who supplies stabilized fingerboards, that regular titebond is perfectly fine for attaching stabilized fingerboards!

:^)~

[godoze]

titebond here also...speaking of stab'd boards i'm still waiting for my stab'd curly koa board.....

[mslatter]

What about hide glue? And is stabilized wood any more wear-resistant for fretless?

[CamMcIntyre]

Originally posted by DonZ
titebond here also...speaking of stab'd boards i'm still waiting for my stab'd curly koa board.....

::homer simpson voice on:: mmmmm stab'd curly koa ::homer simpson voice off::

[JP Basses]

Originally posted by mslatter
What about hide glue? And is stabilized wood any more wear-resistant for fretless?

MUCH MORE and highly recommended for fretless!

Peace, JP