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Old 09-03-2003, 01:33 PM
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Question Using this glue...
I am not sure if people ask about this before...
I bought this from a local stationary shop.
Anyone uses it before, any comment?
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Considering it says 'Balsa' on the box I can't help but wonder if it is meant for building wooden models.

Maybe you should test it on something?
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hmmmm, i didn't know what balsa is....
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Its balsa glue for gluing balsa wood, i.e. in the construction of model aeroplanes etc. Not much use for this with plastic kits i'm afraid.
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Just do some experiment. Especially, I would suggest gluing pieces of clear part tree, and see if it works as clear glue.
When you buy something new, you do two things. First is to experiment, and the second is to reprot the result to AF.
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thanks all for the comments!
I will try and report
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