Rabbit Skin Glue in Cubes- 100 g KREMER

Lapin glue in grains Kremer pigment

Rabbit skin glue also called lapin glue in grains. It is a natural glue of natural origin that does not irritate the skin.

Discover the various uses of natural rabbit skin glue

This glue is used for the restoration but also for the hardening of scagliola for artistic use, for the restoration of furniture and for carpentry work.

Evaluation of the use of rabbit skin glue KREMER

Grandi Liutai tested the use of KREMER's 100gr Rabbit Skin Glue Granules and found it to be a high-quality product. We used the glue as an adhesive for the restoration of antique artifacts, particularly for wooden objects, fabrics, and paper. We found the use of Rabbit Skin Glue to be highly versatile and able to adhere to a wide range of materials, offering strong hold and high durability over time. Additionally, it is easily reversible and does not leave any residue or permanent damage on treated objects. Another positive characteristic of Rabbit Skin Glue is its ability to be diluted with water, making it easily manageable and adaptable to a wide range of applications. This makes it ideal for the restoration of antique artifacts, where precision and flexibility are essential. However, it is important to note that the use of Rabbit Skin Glue requires some skill and attention in preparation and application, as temperature and humidity can affect its adhesion and drying time. In summary, KREMER's 100gr Rabbit Skin Glue Granules is a high-quality product that offers numerous benefits for the restoration of antique artifacts. Our evaluation is excellent; when used correctly, its flexibility, reversibility, and long-term durability make it an ideal choice for restoring wooden objects, fabrics, and paper.