What do you use to glue ur lights on with?

[rmg313]

please help i dont want to end up with fog.

[Veyron]

Krystal Klear by Microscale, most hobby shops stock it. It's a water based white glue that dries clear, and if you mess up, you can wash it off.

[Sidewinder-03]

I use Testors clear parts cement & window maker for all clear parts,but some modelers use clear enamel or white glue.

[tazdev]

Originally posted by Veyron
Krystal Klear by Microscale, most hobby shops stock it. It's a water based white glue that dries clear, and if you mess up, you can wash it off.

same here.

the stuff is awsome IMHO

[Ghost_9418]

I just bought some tacky glue. it dries clear so it should work, but I havnt tried it out yet.

[ZoomZoomMX-5]

I love using Formula 560 canopy glue. It's like very sticky white glue, it holds parts well while it dries, and messes can be wiped clean w/a damp towel before it dries. It dries clear. Great stuff, designed for gluing aircraft canopies. I also use it to glue parts to the body like spoilers. No chance of damage you might get from missing the mark w/superglue. I think it's stronger than Micro Krystal Klear. Watch crystal cement works well too, and also clear Tamiya acrylic or Future floor wax.

[mhpspeed]

I use Testors clear parts cement & window maker for all clear parts,but some modelers use clear enamel or white glue.

THIS IS THE SHIT! plus if u break a small peice off or need to make a new trun signal or small ghlass peice u can do it with this sutff.

[sausage]

Elmers white glue user here... can be removed even after it's dry.

[RallyRaider]

This Krystal Klear stuff sounds like the ticket, will have to order some soon.

However if you don't have access to the likes of Krystal Klear you could try what I use which is clear gloss paint. I use Testors enamel but acrylics would probably work just as well. Just apply a tiny amount with a brush, let it dry a bit to 'tack up', then position the part. Takes a short while to dry of course and the bond is not as strong as some regular glues but for light lenses and small PE parts it is more than enough.

[hermanchauw]

White glue, cheap and easily available. There are special glues for modelling, but they are expensive and not very easily found.

[fwdfreak]

Btw Ghost_9418 if the glue dries clear it doesnt mean it cannot damage the clear part.

[lotus_man]

Kristal Klear if I need a lot of stick, otherwise any old white glue/wood glue/PVA. If ind it's the same as Kristal Klear but a little less stickey. A whole lot cheaper and easier to find mind you...