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    I used Evo-Stick "solvent free" Impact, multi-purpose contact cement on the back of the Porter's material. Half a tin of that worked fine. Then tyre-repair rubber glue for the seam.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nick mulder View Post
    Bellows are a bitch ... I'm glad I made one, but from now on - hell no!

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    I think most of the good info is in the above posts, but here is my experience building an 8x10 bellows. http://www.largeformatphotography.in...ad.php?t=29267

    I used to be a little cavalier about camera bellows; considering them a consumable item, like tires on a car. That was unitl I priced new ones:o, and built one. Now I treat them like precious gems...



 

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