(1) Select an adhesive suitable for the intended use.
(2) Consider both high strength and good durability of the adhesive.
(3) Do not use adhesives that exceed their storage life or pot life.
(4) For one-component adhesives that are layered or precipitated, stir them evenly before use.
(5) For multi-component adhesives, mix them in the specified proportion until uniform.
(6) Do not use simple butt joints.
(7) Try to use lap joints, miter joints, socket joints, or composite joints.
(8) The lap length should not be too long.
(9) Do not use lap joints for adhesive-laminated materials; use miter joints instead.
(10) Add screws, rivets, curled edges, and wrapped corners to prevent peeling.