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Old 12-17-2010, 02:25 PM   #1  
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Could someone tell me the best way, or your preferred way, of putting together the Build-A-Brad? What do you attach your punched piece to the base with? I apologize if this seems like a dumb question but they don't come with any instructions and no one I know has any idea either. Thanks for your help
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Hi, Debby! I usually use Crystal Effects, which is SU's brand name for liquid dimensional adhesive. Just a small dab is enough to hold the punched piece in place, then the dome you put over it is self adhesive. I hope that helps.
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Or use a tiny piece of double sided sticky tape to hold the punched piece.
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Thank you =)
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