TACOCAT
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Homebrew and Chemistry
A blog about Homebrew and about Chemistry. Why? Because that's what I like. Homebrew and Chemistry. Sometimes the chemistry is about homebrew and sometimes it's not.
About Me
- Chemgeek
- I am a homebrewer. I only do extract and partial mash brewing (right now). I prefer stouts and american pale ales. I am also a chemist. I teach college chemistry. I prefer organic chemistry and biochemistry.
Followers
Brewing status
- Secondary 1: Metathesis Ale
- Secondary 2: Another New Version of Beer
- Secondary 3: Guinness Clone
- Bottle conditioning: Nothing
- Keg 1: Nothing
- Drinking: Nothing
Recent Comments
RECENT COMMENTS
Blogs I read
- Beercraft Blog
- Brew Dudes
- Carbon Tet
- Carbon-based Curiosities
- Chemical Sabbatical
- Chemistry and cooking
- Everyday Scientist
- Final Gravity
- Hop Talk
- In The Pipeline
- Khymos
- Lab Cat
- Liquid Carbon
- Lisa-tastrophies
- MN Beer
- Molecule of the day
- Org Prep Daily
- Science Base
- Terra Sigillata
- The Chem Blog
- The House of Gordon
- Totally Synthetic
- True Confessions of a Medical Scholar
- Vita Brevis
Labels
- a story (6)
- acs (8)
- animals (1)
- announcement (33)
- ants farm (3)
- Beer (113)
- beer names (4)
- beer recipes (23)
- beer reviews (7)
- brewing (68)
- brewing advice (8)
- brewing journey (3)
- Brewing science (20)
- brewing serial (5)
- building a bar (11)
- chemistry (70)
- chemistry advice (7)
- chemistry of art (1)
- children (3)
- coffee (1)
- cooking (2)
- dr who (1)
- er (2)
- fat tire (1)
- food (2)
- General (77)
- gripe (16)
- home improvement (2)
- I'm a nerd (3)
- injury (1)
- journals (1)
- keg (3)
- Mac (4)
- NOS (5)
- outside the normal realm (70)
- parenting advice (2)
- repost (1)
- Science (32)
- science camp (12)
- sickness (2)
- silly analogies (2)
- software (1)
- sport sports sports sports sports sports sports (17)
- sports (12)
- spring break (2)
- stuff (15)
- stuff that amuses me (8)
- stupid (9)
- Teaching (50)
- Teaching. learning (16)
- when I'm king (5)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(118)
-
▼
January
(15)
- Marshmallows in my head
- Kutti's back
- more bar progress...
- In other news...
- 10 seconds of my 15 minutes has been used
- detartrated
- A flurry of bar building activity
- 'tis now a wet bar
- Learning things...twice.
- I love my Mac
- Bar progress
- My slooooooow bar project.
- Irish Moss: A brief description
- Happy Birthday to my blog.
- Happy New Year
-
▼
January
(15)
Counter
4 comments:
So...some guy just came by and put down new thresholds between the offices and the labs here. I'm sucking toluene and methyl ethyl ketone vapors, myself.
I actually...honestly...just wrote down the name of the stuff the guy used to adhere the thresholds to the floor and then hurried over here to tell you about it. But, it seems, I'm too late.
And, yeah, it was Dap's contact cement...woodhold or something like that.
Excellent. Thanks for the tip. Even if it's a little late it's still a good tip. I inquired with a construction friend of mine and he suggested the contact cement. This is cool stuff and very unforgiving. Once it sticks, it stick.
It that stuff a stronger version of Gorilla Glue? I have a tile that has come up in the bathroom and I need to glue it back down. The only thing I have in my small (and yes, it's pink colored) tool box is Gorilla Glue.
So help me Obe-One-Home-Depote, can I use it to fix it? (please remember I did not inherit the Home Depot/Lowes gene.)
Oh yeah, and that cat looks pisssssssseeeeeeddddd!!
I love Gorilla Glue. Check the bottle first, but I suspect it would be perfect to reattach a tile. I would use it. Just be sure to not use too much. The excess will bubble out from under the tile and make a icky mess.
I have also used Powergrab from Loctite to attach a loose tile.
Good luck
Post a Comment