Different Glues: Pro's and Cons

I consider it voc, that stuff F**ks up my Tenergy. Imo, kills half the rubber life, and makes the rubber inconsistent. Every week it's like a different rubber.

I like Dianchi booster but prefer nittaku fine zip for glueing.

I've experienced this with dhs#15, completely forgot about this glue though. It holds the rubber on tight and is easy to remove, but those little "floaters" are quite discerning. Thanks for the vario information, i've never used it. 

It's likely similar in some ways to Blue Contact though I have never used that before and I am just speculating.  I would describe it best as thin rubber cement without the VOCs - it has ammonia in it to make it pretty smooth, and the stickiness tends to transfer with the sheet and the sponge - I have been able to transfer rubbers across blades without significant re-gluing.  Never had any blade damaged except one extremely old one that was likely rotting already or blades with chips and cracks already - I don't seal or varnish. 

Right now, I use very thin layers and can get the job done with one thin layer on sponge and blade - there was a time I used multiple layers, but I no longer see the value and prefer a consistent one-time job, especially since I now have a rubber I trust.  But you can use multiple layers if you want.  With multiple layers, it is much easier to peel off, though not extremely easy.  But since I don't move rubbers around anymore, I don't think about that seriously.  If I do move a rubber, I would simply add a thin layer to the blade and not the sponge - it is thin enough that glue buildup is not significant unless you want it to be.

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It will last you a long long time.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Tear-Mender-Fabric-Leather-Adhesive-6-oz/17338063

that's what i've been using lately the most. but when i glue with it, i end up cutting my rubber afterwards and then the edges of the rubber start coming up, making me have to reglue it.

I do not use TM anymore for actually gluing rubbers to rackets - rather I keep a tube of it handy to remove other glues and RC that don't come off easily.  Two layers on the sponge on top of the existing glue build up will let you peel it all off in one go - very handy.  Bond is not strong enough to handle boosted rubbers though without multiple layers.  Easy to peel after 2-3 layers, best spread with a foam brush.

Surprisingly not bad - kind of like a thinner version of TM but with a stronger bond.  I remember when this first came out it was very weak, but the latest bottles I've used in a pinch I was pretty impressed by.  However this glue has clumping issues and when dry it seems to shrink/shrivel a bit as well as turn brown(?)... Not sure why.  Removes pretty easily with 3+ layers though, which is nice.

This stuff was weird.  I borrowed a bottle from someone to quickly glue a new sheet of tenergy at a tournament since I didn't think to bring my own glue.  The stuff "dried" and stuck pretty strongly, but what was odd is that it didn't solidify like any other wbg.  Instead, it became a sticky film similar to RC that wasn't completely dry, but it stayed that way.  The rubber shrunk on my blade over time from rolling it on in the first place because the adhesive didn't solidify into a latex layer like other glues, and when I took it off it was a mess.  There was no way to really peel the glue off and I had to sand my blade to get rid of the residue.  You could even stick the rubber to another blade without glue because the buildup was so sticky.  I feel like this would be only thing that could work with sealed blades because it behaves like VOC glue without the VOC.

Complete garbage.  Smells terrible, bond is weak, watery, clumps easily, and is a pain to remove.  The brush included in the cap was extremely coarse and makes absolutely no sense for applying glue.