Is it vegetable glue?
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100% food grade arabic gum. Diluted with distilled water.

Arabic gum is the same thing that is used in the glue for Zig Zag rolling papers:-)
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I use Pectin. So does Rene our roller.
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There are many different types of pectin, some contain a large amount of sugar that can be bitter when it burns
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[shrugs]

He asked what we use, so I told him. It tastes fine to me.
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That does not make it good. :-)
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Where can you get that, and how much do you dillute it? I got an 03 Sir Winnie that got pretty banged up :-)
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Where do you get your pectin and what brand?
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I get it at Safeway and I cannot remember the brand. It's the only brand they carry at my local store, it comes with multiple silver pouches of it inside the box.
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You send me a PM with your addy and I send you a bottle

WTF are you new here :-)
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tread carefully... theres a reason his name contains the word fox in it... and no its not cause he's "foxy".... or is he? :-)
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Pectin works like a champ!!
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You can get both powdered or liquid pectin at the grocery store near the canning supplies. The powder you just mix with a little water and apply. I use the liquid that comes in a packet. I put the open packet in the fridge after I clipped it with a binder clip. Been in there for six months and its still good. I used it a few weeks ago on a bad wrapper.

You can also buy little bottles of Torceador glue online and at some B&M's.
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Or you can just wait a week and some will magically appear on your doorstep :-)
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You are a beast my friend! :-)
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Tim uses tragacanth gum.
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Hahaha.....
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:-):-)
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