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                        tamiya liquid glue...

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                        Bgrigg
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                        • From: Left forever
                        Posted by Bgrigg on Sunday, October 26, 2008 3:23 PM
                        Regular is "thicker" and dries (evaporates?) slower. More suitable for dab and place gluing, while the Extra Thin is best used for capillary action applications. It "flashes" off very quickly, and is a more agressive solvent.

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                        ludwig113
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                        • From: london-uk
                        tamiya liquid glue...
                        Posted by ludwig113 on Sunday, October 26, 2008 3:09 PM

                        is there a difference between their regular and extra thin liquid cement or is it just the brush size in the bottle?

                         

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