4.6/5
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$234
Over the years, I've assembled Games Workshop miniatures with a variety of bonding agents. Liquid cement adheres to plastic miniatures more firmly than anything else. The best product I've used so far is this one. It does the job in a huge way, from the needle applicator to the quality of the product itself.Now, you need to know how to utilize this substance before you start applying it to your plastic miniatures. It bonds like nobody's business with this material. Actually melting the plastic in touch on both sides, it produces a strong adhesive. Putting everything together for a dry run first will ensure that you have all the necessary parts available. Next, just apply this cement to one side of each of the two pieces of plastic you plan to join. Placing it on both sides is excessive and may result in the plastic turning into goo or spilling over other plastic surfaces after leaving the bonding region and into the model's open spaces, harming those surfaces. Add a tiny, tiny amount as well. Avoid putting too much, especially on one side, to avoid the outcome I just outlined. This material has a lot of power.Think of the acid blood from the Facehugger from the Alien movies when I mention that this thing dissolves plastic and is highly potent! Upon making contact, it quickly begins to melt the plastic. When applying the tiny drop of cement to the contact locations for bonding, you want to have your bits ready to go. Finally, keep a cloth handy to wipe up any extra cement that spills onto your model.Once you have properly applied this material, your miniature will be quite sturdy. Before giving way on the bonded regions, it will collapse on the unsealed areas.
4.6/5
Designed and manufactured by Games Workshop
Designed specifically for assembling plastic miniatures
.7 oz bottle
Creates a tough adhesive bond
Features a handy applicator nozzle
$234
First off, use this in a well-ventilated room as with nearly all adhesive materials! Having said that, the product performs just as promised. It was used to put together two little plastic models, and both are holding up just well. There aren't actually any lumps or flaws left behind. Additionally, it is easily painted over.
4.5/5
The pointed applicator tip makes it easy to put the cement where desired.
Tamiya Extra-Thin Cement
Item Weight: 2.1 ounces
The thin cement flows smoothly between the gaps of the fitted parts by capillary action.
This cement is extremely useful when gluing plastic parts to a desired position when holding in place together.
$234
Works reasonably good, but use caution when applying it. Pushing the friction fit component in must have caused enough fumes to escape to melt a lot of the plastic and give it a stippled appearance on a showing part. This was probably one of the first few things I used this on. To avoid any potential part fogging, I now make sure to blow on the parts I'm working on and let them vent properly. Be aware that it has a powerful smell; when I opened it for the first time to get a feel for it, my room remained smelling like it for hours. Despite the fact that I only ever use it for a piece or two at a time, and despite the fact that it has a warning on the label, none of the above have ever given me a headache or dizziness.The flaps and clear panels that hold the thrusters on the skirt pieces of the HG Banshee Norn are the only elements of the kits that I've had a little difficulty using. Those components can slide a little bit and didn't seem to fit together very well. Additionally, it operates quickly, so be sure to have the components prepared for proper assembly.
4.5/5
Great model glue
Has a strong hold
Includes 4 precisions glue tips
Model number: 3509C
$234
I stopped using this material out of habit and started using the liquid version with the lovely metal cannula, which allows you to use very small amounts of it. However, recently I had a necessity that required me to return to my old glue mode.Since I like to use finely detailed balsa wood for the decks of some classic ship models, like the Revell Constitution, you need a model glue that has more body and is thicker so it won't run or absorb quickly into the wood diminishing its effect when you have to glue things on top of the balsa wood.This old-fashioned airplane glue works well for that purpose; it is still inexpensive and arrived in 2 days, allowing me to use it immediately away. As I previously stated, I don't particularly like this old-style glue for fine work, but in this instance, it clearly suited a particular requirement.
4.4/5
Functional cure occurs in 4 to 5 hours when Blue/Yellow can be drilled, sawed, carved, sanded, stained, and painted.
Green Stuff Bars (Kneadatite Blue / Yellow Epoxy Putty) ArmsKeeper
Cured color is green.
Bars: Cut or twist off 1 part blue curing agent to 1.5 parts yellow base.
Ultimate hardness is reached in 20 to 24 hours.
$234
I apply this to sculpture. To prevent the epoxy from sticking to their fingers and instruments, users of this technique on YouTube explain how they use their nose grease. Do you really want to knead this and then rub your fingers on your face? This is... unclean. No, please. The coconut oil I use. This product will be extremely difficult to work with if your hands are extremely clean because it will stick to you in a very frustrating way. However, if you apply (a small amount of) coconut oil to your tools, fingers, and surface (if you're rolling it flat into sheets), it becomes much easier to work with.Given its high cost, I do not suggest utilizing this for large-scale projects, but it works wonders for mending miniatures and other tiny items.
4.4/5
Tamiya America, Inc Plastic Cement 20ml, TAM87012
$234
I'm sorry I didn't get this sooner. Since I've been playing Gunpla for so long, I've missed this lovely object.The glue is simple to use. You can apply it without worrying that it will dry too quickly. On complete, simply apply to the desired piece. I'm referring to a particular piece that steadfastly refused to behave normally. The broken boosters on the back are the same. Since I glued them, I haven't encountered any more issues.Now that I have 2 Gundams, I can fix the minor flaws that a manufacturing defect caused.I adore it. 5/5 stars
4.3/5
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Handle parts in 8 hours
30 minute working time
Made in the USA
$234
This epoxy was used by me to seal a seam in a maple workbench. It's difficult to say generally with these things whether something works or not, but the product seems to hold up so far.Wood tip: To get the most performance out of wood, follow the instructions on the packaging, which I believe BSI should include in the product photos. Because I was ignorant, I would have bought Mid-Cure rather than Slow-Cure.A crucial mixing tip is to never mix something in a cup and leave it there while applying.I was aware of this and believed I would apply the epoxy quickly enough to prevent it. In my first batch, I blended about 1.3 bottles, or roughly 10 ounces. After three minutes of thorough mixing in a small plastic tub, I noticed a little amount of warmth in the cup. I hurriedly used a brush to apply epoxy to both surfaces. When the mixing cup started frying quickly, I had just about finished the second piece with adequate covering. The remaining 6 oz of epoxy was hard within 7 minutes of mixing because the heat from the chemical reaction accelerated the reaction even further. I was aware of this but didn't anticipate how quickly it would cook itself. Only the material ready to be applied in the mixing up experienced this. The epoxy that was initially applied was good and remained malleable for a considerable amount of time.Takeaway: If you have a lot of time to apply the epoxy, spread it out in thinner pools or mix and apply it in several batches.
4.1/5
Testors 3503 Cement for Wood Models Extra Fast Drying
$234
For the creation of balsa wood models, a quick-drying adhesive was required. Before remembering the old Testors Cement that was formerly readily accessible everywhere when building balsa model planes was a kids "right of passage," I tried various "present day" glues, none of which fulfilled my demands. I discovered it on AMAZON, of course! Everything is offered on Amazon, right? I bought it and am really pleased with the outcome. Highly advised.
4.1/5
PLASTIC WELD SOLVENT CEMENT
Sets in minutes
Immediately tacky
2 Oz.
Permanently bonds ABS to Butyrate, ABS to Styrene, ABS to Acrylic and more
$234
This is fantastic stuff, but watch out for two things: Because the set time is so quick, there isn't time to apply adhesive before moving the components. Additionally, because the bottle's bottom is rounded, even a gentle touch might cause it to tip over, and if the top is not well fastened, the contents will pour and spread everywhere. I created a basis for it. The good news is that it just attaches to plastic; it won't stick to skin or anything else that isn't plastic.
3.4/5
The precision plastic needle applicator makes easy work of gluing even small intricate detailed parts
Conforms to ASTM D-4236
This package contains one 1-fluid ounce bottle of liquid cement
Made in USA
This fast-drying adhesive bonds polystyrene and ABS plastics by dissolving and cementing the pieces together
$234
The only issue I had with this product was that the glue would stop flowing after a few minutes unless I cleaned it with the small bits of wire that were provided. Apart from that, I like the glue itself! It served as the furniture for my plastic dollhouse. If you're a rookie like me, it does allow you plenty of time to arrange things before it "sets," as others have noted. Many times, after attaching something, I discovered I'd made a mistake and had to reposition it. Fortunately, I could pry the components apart and redo it. However, the pieces did come together soon enough; I needed a few of them to hold together for me to proceed to the next stage, and they did so immediately away.
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