Which glue for black "fiber" centering rings

[Bill S]

I am in need of some centering rings, and see that E-Rockets has the ones I need. They are black fiber, though, instead of thick cardstock ones that I am used to working with. What glue is suitable for these? I'm using the rings to rebuild the motor mount of my Estes Vapor that landed hard on the tail end and ripped the motor mount loose.
Thanks.

 

[Ronz Rocketz]

Good question. I just bought some also but haven't thought about it. I assume yellow glue.

 

[neil_w]

Yellow glue, white glue work fine. They’re porous.

 

[Old School Doug]

I've only used epoxy in applications where I installed fiber centering rings. I'm sure that's overkill for your needs but I can absolutely verify that epoxy works.

 

[Bill S]

Thanks guys. I'll go with carpenters glue then, as that's what I have.

 

[rharshberger]

AFAIK the black fiber and red fiber rings are still a paper/cellulose product. Just about any glue such as white glue, wood glueor , epoxy will work.

 

[jqavins]

I never thought about it, they seem to feel like paper, and I installed them with the wood glue I had on hand without a second thought. which worked fine. I suspect strongly that the fibers are paper fibers, i.e. cellulose. So, like Neil said; just treat them like paper.

 

[kuririn]

The material is called Letramax, and it is a paper product.
Wood glue is fine.