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Old 12-03-2003, 09:56 PM
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glue

hey, (sorry for all the new threads)

i saw ur glue tutorial, and i just wanted to say i have the revell glue, blue bottle, thin needle coming out the top, the dude said it was welding glue, or plastic glue, and it doesn't fog up windows (fogged up a lil bit)

i was wondering if this glue should be used for window parts, and if i should spread along the whole perimiter, or just use dot dot dot dot method? (8 dots in all aprox)

anyway, waht type of glue is this? cement, super, or crystal clear?
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Old 12-04-2003, 01:23 AM
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I don't use solvent cement or super glue (ca) on windows at all.
I use plain old 'elmers' white glue if the windows fit well and only need to stay in place or '5 minute' epoxy glue if they need a little encouragement to fit.
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What glue tutorial?

If it is plastic 'welding' glue then keep it away from clear parts. Other than that, experiment and find out what works for you. Don't any of you young folks do that anymore?
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Old 12-04-2003, 09:35 AM
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Re: glue

hmm... they said that it was ok for windows, i guessed they lied... what product should i use for windows? (any around the home that'll work? hobby glue, clear gum? etc?)
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Old 12-04-2003, 09:38 AM
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Re: Re: glue

You could use white glue for windows as long as it is the type that dries clear.
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Old 12-04-2003, 12:01 PM
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theres a special glue for lcear parts called Krystal Klear
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Old 12-04-2003, 12:33 PM
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I use epoxy almost always. I don't handle my models a lot but every once in a while, a window held by white glue will pop out in my experience. Epoxy dries clear, pretty much, but if you get one of the two parts on the glass alone, it will smudge and be kind of hard to clean. I only use a tiny bead run around the edge, though, so the epoxy won't show up. The kind I use is thick, and doesn't squeeze out of tight spots when I use just a tiny bit. It can also fill some gaps, like around the windows of Revell's 510.
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Re: glue

i use testors orange tube glue for the windows (and everything else..)
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Re: glue

David,

Do NOT use this for clear parts. Revell Contacta Special is for clear parts.
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Old 12-05-2003, 04:34 AM
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Re: glue

those hobby store ppl lied to me.... they said "don't use super glue, itll fog up ur glass" i said, "what wont" they gave me the revel glue....

i think ill just use bluetak for now, as i have no idea what products you guys just told me about, but thanks for correcting the welding glue probs, ta
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Old 12-05-2003, 02:16 PM
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Epoxy works best for me on clear parts
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Re: Re: glue

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those hobby store ppl lied to me.... they said "don't use super glue, itll fog up ur glass" i said, "what wont" they gave me the revel glue....

i think ill just use bluetak for now, as i have no idea what products you guys just told me about, but thanks for correcting the welding glue probs, ta
I doubt bluetak will help any cos it very likely going to be seen on the model. You mentioned you have no idea about the products the guys here mentioned - just pop into a art/craft store and get some white glue - ask the store assistant - its that simple!!
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Old 12-06-2003, 05:45 AM
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Re: glue

white glue... can i use pva? (wood glue)
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