QUOTE: Originally posted by smvillalon
QUOTE: Originally posted by li22beth
arlmags
i agree with you, how much is one bot. of extra thin? P180-190? his fare alone is almost enough to buy new bottle and spare the him the trouble of filling a complaint.
the IPMS-Manila guys, do literally promote STC should be the first to inform the owner of incidents like this, and assist rod, this is the best moment to help a fellow modeller in need and not pass him around...talk about a bottle of cement.
rod
you should bought your cement somewhere near like JMNs and Lils mkt. isang bus ride lang sayo yun diba? di ka siguro nagkaproblema.
i also use extra thin ang mahal, kaya i use them in tandem with regular cement. a friend suggested chloroforme its cheaper pero sumasakit ang ulo ko, i don't want to wake somewhere naked. hehehehe
cheer up!
beth
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Hmm... naked... uhh... slap! slap!!!
Okay, back to business... I've tried using Chloroform and you really have to use it in a ventilated area. My friend said it'll really damage your nostrils if you're over-exposed to it... make you sleepy too. I haven't tried Benzene though. I'd like to experiment on it also because that's what the acrylic manufacturers use to stick the Jeepney signages together eh.
Jun
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hi to all, sorry havent posted for quite a while.
beth/jun
i've been using chloroform for years now. yup its cheap, but its very hard to come by sa Mercury Drug these days
. anybody out there knows where we can buy chloro?
a word of caution when using chloro though for aircraft modelers. be careful when assembling the trailing edge of the wings. i find chloro too strong that it sometimes warps the ailerons and flaps, especially when the edges are very thin. use tamiya extra thin instead or apply just a small amount of chloro. use a very thin brush to control your application.
when assembling the fuselage halves, just apply a small amount. otherwise, after the joint has dried and sanded, i notice later that some lenghts of the joint tends to 'sink' that i have to apply filler.
right on beth! tamiya extra thin is expensive so its more practical to use other glues in tandem.
keep those glue you get for free when buying academy kits
keep on posting!
jim