Plastic Cement Tube 5/8 oz

The pros of this glue are: is cheap, it has a good amount of glue, it's durable. Cons: Its very thick, is not very strong with small quantities, is a mess for removal, it does no has a detail dispensator, it dries slow, sometimes it drops a lot of glue. This glue does the job for large areas but is terrible for detailed and very small parts. I recommend a liquid glue instead of this glue for a more easy application.

I use this to cement together all my plastic buildings. It holds the joints in place very well. The cement sets in about 20 seconds, and is fully dry in about 2 hours. However, I think it would be hard to apply without Testors Disposable Gluing Tips, Hobbylinc #TES8805. The only negative is that if you apply too much pressure on the tube, cement will come out for 1-2 minutes straight. Over all, a very good item.

What model builder isn't familiar with this stuff? Very hot, and provides a nice strong joint if used correctly. Because it's a gel, some skill is required applying it so you don't end up with a mess. I only use it on major joints that will get filler and/or sanding. Because it's so hot, you can soften up a joint, press together with force, and (after scraping or sanding) eliminate gaps. Does have the ever present problem with metal foil tube glues of a very light squeeze results in too much glue. Only looses one star because there are easier glues to use. I'd like to see this stuff in sold in a jar.