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Yes, I'm experimenting with the AS SEEN ON TV glue now.
It seems real good for use on canopies. Dries crystal clear, has initial low tack so you have time to adjust the fit until you zap it with the light, doesn't craze or fog clear parts and it adheres better than Elmer's or Testor's . The only down side so far is that it is very thick and is difficult to get the glue on tiny edges ( like canopies ) consistantly. I dip a toothpick in a puddle of the glue and apply it that way.
I'm finally retired. Now time I got, money I don't.
Raualduke .also, has anyone tried the glue they are selling now on tv that is cured with a uv light .mike
.also, has anyone tried the glue they are selling now on tv that is cured with a uv light .mike
I have tried that stuff on a couple of opaque thicker resin pieces with compeletely unsatisfactory results. If the light can't get in, the glue can't cure. Thought about leaving the pieces in the sun for a while, but still need some physical means of holding the pieces together while the glue cures
It has worked in filling ejector pin marks or seams. Fill, zap, sand; repeat as necessary.
It's still available here in Michigan at 3 different Hobby shops.
EJ
Completed - 1/525 Round Two Lindberg repop of T2A tanker done as USS MATTAPONI, USS ESSEX 1/700 Hasegawa Dec 1942, USS Yorktown 1/700 Trumpeter 1943. In The Yards - USS ESSEX 1/700 Hasegawa 1945, USS ESSEX 1/700 Dragon 1944, USS ESSEX 1/700 Trumpeter 1945, USS ESSEX 1/540 Revell (vintage) 1962, USS ESSEX 1/350 Trumpeter 1942, USS ESSEX LHD-2 as commissioned, converted from USS Wasp kit Gallery Models. Plus 35 other plastic and wood ship kits.
From what I've heard Tenax is NO longer around. Not for sure if that is true. I have not seen it in a long time.
Jeff
a.k.a. ModelMan68
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Yes indeed, I've had a few Tenax bottles diminish the volume. No slam on the hobby shop, but I once bought some supplies and among them was Tenax. Should have thought to look at the store, but the Tenax bottle was just a bit over half full.
I have to wonder if the plastic cap just doesn't completely air seal the bottle. I've read that Tenax may no longer be around, anyone know for sure??? Pretty good stuff for some jobs.
Patrick
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