Hi,i need fellow g'nut opinions on the best wood glue for a multi cracked P-14 stock,cracks are in the wrist part.I have completly degreased with heat and acetone am looking for a light texture glue which i could work into the smaller cracks,and with a similar milsurp colour,thanks
Glue for cracked stock
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What he said, but leave the screws sticking out a little so you can cut the heads off, the just file the brass flat.
Stove bolts for that classic "Bubba" look... 
I bought some of that "chair doctor" glue to try on some similar cracks. I'll let you guys know if it works. Gorilla Glue works well, but it's kind of tricky to work with, mostly because it's too thick.
I bought some of that "chair doctor" glue to try on some similar cracks. I'll let you guys know if it works. Gorilla Glue works well, but it's kind of tricky to work with, mostly because it's too thick.
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You can use clear 2 part epoxy , remove part , go at it with a dremel from the inside if able, and have the wood warm over a rad for a couple hours, and if the gaps close with pressure, thats great duck tape after gluing, and later take some 320 , and clean it up followed by some tru oil.
Brass screws are a good idea. Do not simply use glue. Weldbond is great because it dries clear. An alternative to brass screws is to use wooden dowels to provide a mechanical bond. I'd use one going in from the top and one from the bottom on different angles for the best and strongest results.
