Glue's

I prefer Tenax 7R applied with a Touch-N-Flow applicator.



Mike

I like both the Testor's liquid cement and the Tamiya liquid cement. Tamiya comes in both a regular and extra thin, and is supplied with a very fine brush applicator that is superb. For the Testor's I use a natural sable 1/0 round brush. The brush really doesn't need to be cleaned since liquid glues are all organic solvents--much the same as paint thinner.
And yes, I also use superglues in various viscosities, epoxies, and good old Elmer's white glue.

Gip Winecoff

FOr the bulk of my modelling, I use Tamiya liquid cement. I find their brush applicator more than good enough for the job. It's of quite a good quality, and I've never had problems with it.
I use testors tube glue for large joints. Have testors liquid cement as well, haven't used it yet.
White school glue I use in my dios all the time, and I wouldn't know where I'd be without superglue.

I use Ambroid Pro Weld and Zap gap filling superglue and good ol elmers glue. as for the applicators they have there own most of the time. and I have no trouble with it. with elmers glue just a normal paint brush will work.

I use the Testors liquid cement in the oddly shaped black squeeze bottle - has its own precision applicator on it. They also make a good clear parts cement in a smiliar shaped but smaller bottle. And of course there's Zap-a-Gap CA

I use the Tamiya Glues, 2-part epoxy glues(2min, 5 min & 10 min), small tubes of super-glue with special thin throw-away nozzles.

I use IPS Weld ON #3 and apply it with a # 1pointed sable brush for the majority of my gluing. I keep CA (thin and gap filling), 5 minute epoxy and JB weld Quick Set handy for jobs that regular glue won't or can't handle (even got a tube of the old style styrene glue - use it every two or three years)

The superglues I've used become brittle & the parts flake apart after a short while. Super glue is great as a wood spot filler though. I use Ambroid Proweld with the Touch n Flow tube for most stuff, but when that is too big of a risk for messing up surrounding paint, I use Testors orange tube.

I prefer Tenax 7R for tasks like joining fuselage halves. for glueing small parts, I use CA or Testors liquid cement, depending on the application. White glue I use mostly for canopies, and I keep some quick set epoxy around for the occasional time it may be best suited for the task.

Regards, Rick