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Keene's Marble Cement

This and smear a thin layer on both sides of the casting so as to completely cover the fracture.

This layer can be rubbed off if necessary when nearly dry by an old knife or chisel. M.

Pollack has used it to fasten the different portions of a fly-wheel with great success; while, when placed between stones, and once hardened, it is easier to break the stone than the joint.