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omega3000

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Modeling glue
« on: 08 June 2012, 18:24:33 »

Does anyone know what substitute glue i can use on plastic model kits , i have a 1967 ford mustang to build ...been looking round most shops and cant find a suitable glue and no modeling shops near either . Super glue wont work or general purpose glue  :(
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #1 on: 08 June 2012, 18:29:38 »

try deluxe materials plastic magic i use it on my model railway they have a websit if you serch it in gooooogal   :y
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #2 on: 08 June 2012, 18:34:45 »

Modeling shops have all but disappeared around these parts , i think the glue needs to be polypropelene suitable ...too strong glue will just melt the plastic .....ill have a google for that
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hope its sold near by . I have some of that stuff that welds plastic pipes together if thats any good  :-\
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #3 on: 08 June 2012, 18:39:21 »

or also humberol poly cement any online modle shp will stock it :y

dont use that pipe stuff 1you will be high as a kite
2you will have a blob of polystireen on you knee lol
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #4 on: 08 June 2012, 18:42:52 »

or also humberol poly cement any online modle shp will stock it :y

I thought i could start it tonight with some glue substitute  :( nearest model shop is 20 miles away ...back in the box till i have the correct glue  :y

Just read the box and it said use only styrene cement ...
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #5 on: 08 June 2012, 19:19:24 »

You want polystyrene cement. Not the stringy crap in a tube, but the stuff that comes in a bottle. It actually melts the plastic a little bit to weld the parts together. Assemble parts dry and then apply a paintbrush dipped in the cement and capillary attraction draws it into the joint. Just remember it won't work on painted or plated parts unless you clean them back to plastic first.
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #6 on: 08 June 2012, 19:19:52 »

or also humberol poly cement any online modle shp will stock it :y

dont use that pipe stuff 1you will be high as a kite
2you will have a blob of polystireen on you knee lol

Nowt wrong with that  ::) ::) ::) ;)
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #7 on: 08 June 2012, 19:35:16 »

i used uhu glue that is a good one  :y :y
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #8 on: 08 June 2012, 19:38:40 »

why not use pattern glue  ;D ;D
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #9 on: 08 June 2012, 19:40:07 »

Duct Tape - sticks anything  ;D ;D ;)
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #10 on: 08 June 2012, 19:41:20 »

why not use pattern glue  ;D ;D
;D ;D

I have i just tried that pipe glue on a test piece and it worked but the room is full of fumes  :D

1st stage engine building then chassis  ;)
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #11 on: 08 June 2012, 19:46:50 »

solvent weld is ok,but do use in a well ventillated area,only down side for me is it doesnt do anything for me as i used it so much in the past in confined places  :D :D
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #12 on: 08 June 2012, 19:51:22 »

solvent weld is ok,but do use in a well ventillated area,only down side for me is it doesnt do anything for me as i used it so much in the past in confined places  :D :D

Been a while since i used the proper glue but this polypipe glue smells just the same as the glue used years ago , ill prob be up all night looking like a rabbit in headlights  :o
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Re: Modeling glue
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Re: Modeling glue
« Reply #14 on: 08 June 2012, 19:58:38 »

or also humberol poly cement any online modle shp will stock it :y

dont use that pipe stuff 1you will be high as a kite
2you will have a blob of polystireen on you knee lol

Nowt wrong with that  ::) ::) ::) ;)

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