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Try this.  They ship to Australia.

http://www.eurostationers.com/stationary-item/copydex-latex-adhesive-125ml-bottle/8887
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Here is another one in Australia.  Look for Latex Glues.  All modern WBGs for TT are just latex glues that have been used since the 1930s or even before that for all kinds of other purposes.

http://www.brunelhobbies.com.au/simplyglues/gluesandAdhes.htm

On this website, look on the left where it says Simply Glues Home Page in blue, click there.  ON the page that comes up, look where it says Rubber Latex Adhesive, just below the PVA glues.



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Originally posted by popperlocker popperlocker wrote:

I don't think you'll be able to finish a bottle of TM. I even try to use it on household items, but it always dries up/goes stale. I've been through 3 bottles of TM(dries up in 1-2 years). I learned, and bought a mini TM bottle my fourth time.


Is it possible to keep a bottle of TM fresh by pouring some out and adding some water every so often?

I just bought a 6 oz bottle on ebay for $7 shipped. 6 oz bottle was actually about the same price or cheaper than a 2 oz bottle.
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Someone on this site suggested squeezing all the air out bottle and seal the top. I didn't try this, but I had 2 - 6oz - bottles go bad after about a year - they were unopened. 
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Originally posted by qpskfec qpskfec wrote:

Originally posted by popperlocker popperlocker wrote:

I don't think you'll be able to finish a bottle of TM. I even try to use it on household items, but it always dries up/goes stale. I've been through 3 bottles of TM(dries up in 1-2 years). I learned, and bought a mini TM bottle my fourth time.


Is it possible to keep a bottle of TM fresh by pouring some out and adding some water every so often?

I just bought a 6 oz bottle on ebay for $7 shipped. 6 oz bottle was actually about the same price or cheaper than a 2 oz bottle.

Not sure, but it's unnecessary. Your 7 dollars will last you 1-2 years. I wouldn't fondle with something already so good. 
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