post 4

So now , because of post 3 you know where I am aiming .
Now back to that bit of stitch and glue.
so when you have all the bits of copper twisted off ,cut off any excess copper wire, now get 2 hammers put one under each wire join and tap with the other on the top so that you flatten the wire into the wood a BIT then put some masking tape along the bottom of the joint and then I used this after wetting down the joint.I used a spray bottle to get the joint wet gave it a few seconds and then just ran the glue along the joint after a while it starts to foam up and even pushed the tape on the underside away from the joint.This will go off hard as nails but will cut and sand and paint.