VOC-Free Glue Sheets (Donic)

Are there any VOC-free glue sheets out there that work well? Anyone have experience with this brand?

Edited by tommyzai - 03/11/2019 at 12:35pm

dauntless wrote: The YEO will need a light coat of seal if you plan to EJ a lot of rubbers on it. If you are going to just leave them on, then its up to you. When I pulled off rubbers from my YEO there were thin and very small splinters coming off. If you plan to seal, Andro water based sealer works very, very well. Maybe the same as Donic and Xiom formula. As far as factory YEO seal, if it has one, it did not prevent splinters. As far as seal from megaspin, if you PAID for a coat of seal and they explicitly said they did that, then maybe you don't need to seal. Water based glues are strong and on certain softer outer plys, the ply can be damaged badly if you peel too fast/too much/wrong direction to the grain. Best bet is a light coat of water based seal -- realize this seal WILL change the blade to varying degrees. More coats will make the outer harder.

yeah i did the one from megaspin which i payed for, but it seems very light, i dont EJ rubbers or anything, i just dont want splinters to come of when i change rubbers when they die.

The YEO will need a light coat of seal if you plan to EJ a lot of rubbers on it. If you are going to just leave them on, then its up to you. When I pulled off rubbers from my YEO there were thin and very small splinters coming off. If you plan to seal, Andro water based sealer works very, very well. Maybe the same as Donic and Xiom formula. As far as factory YEO seal, if it has one, it did not prevent splinters. As far as seal from megaspin, if you PAID for a coat of seal and they explicitly said they did that, then maybe you don't need to seal. Water based glues are strong and on certain softer outer plys, the ply can be damaged badly if you peel too fast/too much/wrong direction to the grain. Best bet is a light coat of water based seal -- realize this seal WILL change the blade to varying degrees. More coats will make the outer harder.

my YEO is sealed but it seems like with a very light coat (from megaspin). think finezip would work?

I also use Nittaku Finezip (recommended to me by my coach) and it works fine to simply attach a rubber to a blade. Nothing extraordinary, nothing special, nothing bad either. Like other water-based glues, it is very difficult to pull off the sponge. The only downside is the price, it is one of the most expensive glues. But hey, it works, why risk experimenting with other glues that might mess up your rubbers/blades? 

i have no shrink it is a new sheet. i just wonder how it will behave. finezip normally produces no irregularity in size like voc can do.

DreiZ wrote: hey dauntless clear ur pm box

Sorry, didn't realize it was full.

DreiZ wrote: where can you get nittaku finezip (US stores)? i dont feel like paying alot for shipping from other countries. and bump on my second q about the Donic Glue Sheets   ps dauntless ur sig is awesome

paddlepalace is the place to get it.
thanks, did it in PS CS4

I have used Yasaka glue. TERRIBLE. HORRIBLE. AWFUL. Waste of money.

Nittaku Finezip is the best water based glue out there. Works like a champ.

bump on updated qs?

has anyone used these voc free glue sheets

anyone else tried the yasaka mizunori water based glue?

I heard Haifu WBG and a Chinese  WBG, "Bian Pie" is very good. I don't know about their availability outside of Indonesia, but here they are two of the most recommended WBG. (caution: Haifu has a very strong urine smell, I personally never use this yet) but I have good experience with Bian Pie, easy to apply and easy to clean when the time come for replacing the rubber.) Bian Pie is sold for around 2-4 US dollars for a 35ml bottle (which probably can stick about 15-20 rubber sheets. (comes with sponges and a clip for holding the sponge). 

I enjoy using DHS no.15 glue but recently I've switched to Nitakku Finezip upon hearing from my friend that the Chinese and Japanese teams were using it =o

Do you extra thin it?