Super-glue? clear parts...!

I use two methods, one for small parts and the other for larger parts.

Small parts - Use Tamiya Clear acrylic. Also excellent for simulating guage glass on
instrument panels and dashboards. I always use this for wind screens
and clear head light covers on 1/43 cars.

Larger parts - Use G-S Hypo-Tube Cement , available from Micro-Mark. Also good for
attaching tiny PE and resin parts that need fussy alignment.

Both dry crystal clear and will never fog clear parts.

Pete

HEY,
I use the testors clear parts cement. It works great on my cars, plus it is easy to use.

Randy

I've also used the clear enamel paint method to attach clear parts, but mainly go with the white glue. It cleans up easier than the enamel paint.

Ken

Bwog,
I've used CA for many years to attach canopies - never had one fog yet.
Make sure you coat the canopy in Future and use TINY drops of CA to attach the canopy, allowing one to dry before you apply the next - I use this method when the canopy is wider or narrower than the cockpit.
If they fit really well, I use Future as a glue. Or sometimes white glue. I've even used paint to attach a particularly well fitting canopy.
I guess the thing is to experiment a little so you can figure out which method is best in which situation.
Cheers
LeeTree

Believe it or not I use Future Floor Wax to glue clear parts to models. I coat the part with Future which make the part nice and shiny. When it comes to gluing the part I put the pieces together and wick the seam(s) with Future. The Future dries hard and if I get excess on the parts I just wipe it off with my finger. My clear parts never fog.

Bwog , I had one drop fall on a windshield of a vette and it ruined it. Try using white glue like eric said or the testors window cement. I have even seen some say that you can use future to attach the windows.

Hey Bwog, There's no guarentee when using CA glue on clear parts but some say if you coat it with future first it's not as bad. Also go very sparing if you use it. The fumes are what crazes the plastic so you could also try keeping it in front of a fan or something but again, no guarentees with CA. Most just use white glue or watch crytal cement or something like that.

Eric