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Originally posted by Roguish Lawyer
Answered this as you were asking.
Based on the patterns observable from the face of the signs, it appears that the culprit may have drizzled Elmer's glue in a grid pattern to cover most of the sign, then pressed it against the wall and applied pressure to all parts of the sign until a temporary bond was formed.
The culprit may have gone to the grocery store (or something) afterwards, then returned to make sure the bond was holding. But that's all speculation.
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That sounds like the work of more than one person to me, if there is more than one person in Kali not an MM supporter. One gluing, and one sticking, to minimize exposure times.
You could also brush it on, like billboard pasters do, or roll it from a pan, if someone were reading this who was thinking of doing the same.
Good glue, but an epoxy is forever, BTW.
TR
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