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Gator Glue? Relatively new and has the characteristics you mentioned about being an alternative to CA with some work time. I have it and it is indeed a nice product to use with etch, gives a bit of work time.
http://gatorsmask.com/gatorglueorder.html
http://modelshipwrights.kitmaker.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=2660
Thanks so much metroman for the fast response & reviews. All I can say is this stuff sounds like it's gonna be the answer to people like myself that are truly all thumbs when it comes to manipulating P.E. , c.a. & suitible applicators.And while gel type c.a. does give more time,I always end up using too much,leaving a big unsightly glob. Thanks again , keith
Keith:
I'm experimenting with acrylic-based glue, I can't use CA because it gives me flu-like symptoms.
I'ld do more PE but you need CA for that. Your review is encouraging.
I'll post anything interesting here,
Thanks Keith,
Dominic
That sounds like great stuff, I have been using crystal clear glue for PE or Future, dont have much luck with ca for some reason. Anyway Harbor Freight carries Gator Glue so I will be making a trip there tomorrow. May even find a few more goodies while I am there, a great excuse doth ya think ?
Randy So many to build.......So little time
You can use other glues, 5 min epoxy, white glue and even a clear coat like Future work fine depending on the part, how it goes on and how much handling it has to endure. I frequently put PE parts that lay flat on with Future and have had no problems with them falling off.
Hello;
Would Future be good to assemble Eduard seat belts. The little bits that have to be glued on the belt itself.
Bill
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wjbwjb29 Hello; Would Future be good to assemble Eduard seat belts. The little bits that have to be glued on the belt itself. Bill
Works for me I do it all the time just remember they have to be flat against the mateing surface and have the seatbelts bent and shaped as you want them before glueing with future.
PS I even use it to seal belts made from masking tape
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