Question on glue for windshields

I had trouble with a 41 Ford woody that I could not get the clear parts to stayed glued to the body with white glue. remembered reading a tip somewhere about glue used by R/C modelers called "Canopy Cement for R/C models" a super thick white glue that solved the problem.

Testors, Revell and Humbrol all make glues specificately for clear parts

Thanks I will give that a try with the one I just finished.

If you do have some with glue finger prints. all is not lost. In the finishing section of you LHS, there should be a set of sanding pads to buff out your paint. These go from 800 to 32000 grit. The last is so smooth, you can't even feel it with you fingers. Start with 800, move up through the finer grits. At first, you'll panic that the window is getting worse. Have faith. It will get better. In fact, by the time you use the last grit, it will look better than new. You can use these wet or dry. They are also great for buffing out orange peel in the paint.

Thanks I will ahve to give that a try

Believe it or not, Elmer's white glue. Dries clear, is water soluble and doesn't etch fingerprints into the clear styrene.