Gluing wood to plastic

I considered using CA, but hadn't thought of using Gel CA. PVA wouldn't work because the upper hull is plastic, and PVA, to my knowledge, only works on porous materials. My plan is too add glue around the perimeter of the mating surfaces of the hulls then add the screws. The glue should fill any gaps between the two hulls, minimizing the use of filler on the outside of the hulls. Resin or Gel CA? I'll decide when I get ready to join the hulls.

Jim

Use Gel CA, not regular CA (superglue).  Epoxy will also work well, but that is a lot of work when CA gel is so easy to use.  Only downside to gel CA compared to epoxy is cost.  Epoxy is cheaper per square inch of bond.

If you are screwing the bottom on, I assume the glue bond is needed just to hold things together while you drive screws, so you don't need much CA, just a few spots.

The only two things i can think of are PVA glue and superglue. Aircraft modellers use PVA for canopies so i know it works on platic.