Liquid Plastic Cement 1 oz

This is a 1oz Jar of Liquid Plastic Cement from Testors.

Testors Liquid Plastic Cement 1 oz Plastic Model Cement #3502
 Testors # tes3502
$68.12
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Testors Item # tes3502
Features :
  • For polystyrene, acetate, plexiglas, lucite and most other plastics except vinyl, polyethylene, polypropylene, and phenolics..
  • Glass jar with a brush applicator in the lid..
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Spotlight Review

 
"Great for window glazing"
mac222mac
It's a great glue for attaching window glazing as it doesn't seem to fog them. I don't like it for normal glueing as it is so thin it seeps through any little opening and cause damage to the part. I use it for windows but I'll stick to Plastruct Plastic Weld for other plastics. I tried this because Hobbylinc was out of the Plastruct when I needed it.

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Features

  • For polystyrene, acetate, plexiglas, lucite and most other plastics except vinyl, polyethylene, polypropylene, and phenolics..
  • Glass jar with a brush applicator in the lid..

Specs

  • Net 1 fl oz (29.5ml)

Includes

1oz of Liquid Plastic Cement.


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Reviews

  
 
"standard extra thin glue"
clunymike
This stuff isn’t bad. It seems to be basically the same stuff as Tamiya extra thin glue (at least it smells the same). It also works just as well. It’s especially good for dry fitting two pieces together then applying a small amount to the seam. It will wick into the tiny little crack, and in about 20-40 seconds you’ll have a nice bond with little to no mess. The big differences between Testors and the Tamiya glues, is that you get about 1/3 less glue in the Testor’s bottle, the Testors bottle is taller making spills more likely, and it also has a much larger applicator brush making precision application quite a bit harder.

 
"Testors Liquid Plastic Cement"
selbluke
I have just started building models again after a 20 year break. I tried to use the tube glue on the detailed parts on my 1/35 armor models. I ended up getting squeeze out and glue where I did not want it. I remembered using this liquid cement and ordered a bottle. I could not be happier with the results. I am using it almost exclusively on my models now.

 
"Testors Liquid Cement"
smokencoffee
I have been using this glue since the late 70s when I first started building models. This is, and always has been a very good model glue. Testors Liquid Plastic Cement should be in all model builders supplies, whether you are working on Military, Civilian, or even Model Trains, always keep it near by.

Comments

Not recommended for vinyl, polyethylene, polypropylene, and phenolics.

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