Super glue and clear parts

First off... Welcome to the fourm.

Use white glue, like Elmer's, all the super glue I have used leaves a foged appearence.

What Anthony said is correct, use white glue. Future will get rid of the opaque areas that are already messed up from the superglue. Give it a try, just brush a little bit on the messed up areas.

OK there might be some mis-translation across the Pond here. What is Future, is it some sort of household product?

Can anyone recommend a website to buy the Elmers, as i cannot find it here in the UK stockists.

Thanks

Howie - check out this site for info about Future, I know there is a counterpart in the UK by a different name: (it's in the first paragraph) Future is a clear acrylic floor polish by the way...

http://www.swannysmodels.com/TheCompleteFuture.html

Elmers is white school glue, I am sure you have some there. (not the paste stuff, more like very thick syrup) if not Tamiya, Testors and a few others sell clear parts glue which does the same thing, but economically it is MUCH cheaper to use the school glue.


---edit--- if you coat your clear parts in Future before gluing them (and let them cure 24-48 hrs) any crazing from the super glue fumes will be reduced if not eliminated by the protection of the acrylic overcoat of the Krystal Clear.