HELP Need a substitute for clear glue

[BOOSTD]

I ordered some Modelers clear adhesive from HLJ a long time ago and its still on backorder so I have cancelled the order. The problem is I can't find a hobby shop that sells clear glue anywhere, can anyone recommend a good substitute for clear glue?

[pettercardoso]

When I'm out of clear glue, I use wood glue. You know, the white one..(?) It works fine for me. hope this helps

[sausage]

Yep, plain old Elmer's school glue.

[Murray Kish]

Another vote for plain old white glue. If you look around you can likely find stuff that will say 'dries clear' on the bottle.

Murray

[larrygre]

Originally Posted by BOOSTD

I ordered some Modelers clear adhesive from HLJ a long time ago and its still on backorder so I have cancelled the order. The problem is I can't find a hobby shop that sells clear glue anywhere, can anyone recommend a good substitute for clear glue?

White glue works well, but I prefer Micro Kristal Kleer. Its white glue-based but dries absolutely clear.

[scaleracecars]

Try Scale Race Cars
I have the model master clear window adhesive.
BEst Regards,
David

[[ c e l s i o r ]]

BOOSTD head down to your local hobby shop, or a newsagent, or a junk type shop, and get yourself some PVA glue. It works a treat, and it's cheap as (like $3 for a large bottle).

[hobbes874]

Originally Posted by sausage

Yep, plain old Elmer's school glue.

elmers makes a blue glue that dries super clear

[Sigmaman]

I use clear enamel paint sometimes,depends on the drying time needed.It dries faster.

[spoolin12]

Ahhhh i never knew you could use wood glue! I have a tone of the stuff LOL

I will use it on those anoying headlights

Does the wood glue strip the paint like super glue does?

[Sigmaman]

Nope,takes a while to dry though.

[spoolin12]

Originally Posted by Sigmaman

Nope,takes a while to dry though.

Cool! Thanks