Glues For Projects

REDLINE · 01-28-2008, 05:08 PM

Glues For Projects

"As for glue, most any glue made for plastics will work. I personally use Super Glue Gel or regular Testors plastic glue for most of my work.

You can also use epoxies for certain applications. I usually use JB Weld Kwik because it's strong, can be cut/sanded easily, and sets up in about six (6) minutes.

Hope this helps."

~Lobo

I" use Zap A Gap glue, it's very strong, but most of the time it's also permanent. You have to be cautious with it, but it's a great way to go."

~autobotx23

"I use Devcon Plastic Weld. You can find it at Wal*mart, K-mart, or many other Hardware stores, including Lowes and Home Depot. For minor areas, I use Super Glue Gel."

~plowking

01-28-2008, 05:08 PM	#1
REDLINE longer days, plz? Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 27,861 Location: Cape Girardeau, MO Collection Count: 361 News Credits: 3	Glues For Projects "As for glue, most any glue made for plastics will work. I personally use Super Glue Gel or regular Testors plastic glue for most of my work. You can also use epoxies for certain applications. I usually use JB Weld Kwik because it's strong, can be cut/sanded easily, and sets up in about six (6) minutes. Hope this helps." ~Lobo I" use Zap A Gap glue, it's very strong, but most of the time it's also permanent. You have to be cautious with it, but it's a great way to go." ~autobotx23 "I use Devcon Plastic Weld. You can find it at Walmart, K-mart, or many other Hardware stores, including Lowes and Home Depot. For minor areas, I use Super Glue Gel."* ~plowking Attached Thumbnails NEW! Join TFW's Mechwarrior Group! Last edited by Superquad7; 09-27-2012 at 03:46 AM..