Trivia. 1  He's the founder and captain of Jefferson Middle school's ultimate frisbee team, Space Otters, and wears the jersey number 44 on the team. 2  He often leads people to cheer for someone by chanting their name like Andi! Andi! 3  He claims he never forgets a person's feet.
1 Donât step on your cardboard! 2  Use water-based wood glue. 3  Use a roller to spread the glue over large surface areas, and remove excess glue. 4  Excess glue can damage the cardboard and take too long to dry. 5  Clamp or use weights to press the glue joints and layers together.
PVA Glues. Plain old white glue. PVA (Polyvinyl acetates) are probably the most common adhesive on the market. They come in a variety of formulas, all ever so slightly different, and specific to what they are designed to glue. Here are some tips for using Polyvinyl acetates.1  All PVAs are designed to work on porous materials only. PVAs are water based, and clean up with warm soapy water. 2  PVA is only toxic to ingest, it does not emit any harmful fumes, and is not hazardous to touch. 3  PVA sets best in good air circulation, at room temperature. 4  PVAs need pressure to adhere, see our info on clamping.