where to drop?
Much depends on the surface on which you work with glue: the place of the working drop, the quality of coupling, and the drying speed. You probably remember the basic rule that you need to change the drop every 25-30 minutes on average. But now we'll look into where to place this drop.
    The most economical and working option is plastic holes.
    In them, the drop best retains its working properties, since it has the least contact with the environment.
    Film from the patch
    She has two sides: smooth and matte. On the smooth side, the drop will spread, since there is nothing to catch on it. As a result, it comes into contact with air over a sufficiently large area, dries quickly, and the working drop loses its properties. It is better to use the matte side of such a film since it has a rough surface which prevents the drop from spreading. A working drop is formed from above in the middle and retains its properties for much longer.
    Sticker
    All the same properties are true for it as for the matte side of the film from the patch.
    Foil
    She has two sides the same as the film from the patch, matte and glossy. Here is just the matte suitable for use and has all the same properties as the matte side of the film from the patch.
    Jadestone
    To the best of roughness, it prevents the drop from spreading and helps to maintain its working properties. He also maintains the cooler temperature if it is necessary for the glue work. Working drop from the top in the middle.
    Paper tape
    It has a too rough surface, which doesn't allow a drop to spread from the word at all. Also, the glue itself reacts with the paper surface, which affects its action. The working drop is only at the very top.
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