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    I am making a static version of a FCG that will spend time outside and could get damp. What kind of glue is best to attach the cheese cloth to a plastic skull? I don't think Elmers will hold if it gets damp and I'm wondering if hot glue will stay put on the skull. What has worked for you?
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    I've used hot glue or power grip/liquid nails (liquid nails is brown in color, power grip is white)
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    Staples. Use an air powered staple gun. That's what I did for my haning reaper.
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    I used a hot glue gun on a several outdoor props and haven't had any probs with weather.

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    hot glue is useless! did i mention, hot glue is useless. its only a matter of time till it lets loose. its a craft glue and isn't designed for strength/ weathering the outdoors.
    i have hundreds of hot glued cheap props from the store that just didn't last.
    its the reason i don't purchase them anymore.

    i use contact cement. goop up your hangers/skull and let the glue tack up before you apply your cloth.

    for increased strength use a needle and white thread to tie your cloth to the hangers in a few strategic locations. (wrist, shoulder etc.
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    HOT GLUE is a haunters best friend!!!!!!
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