Plastiweld (1)

I use this Glue interchangeably with Tamiya and the Flex-I-File Plast-I-Weld Glue. All three bond great for plastic models. In Fact I think this is the same as the Flex-I-File Version. It is a thin and strong glue. I use it with an old #0 spotter brush or the Flex-I-File Touch-N-Flow applicator which is a great way to apply this product. This Glue is $1 les expensive than Tamiya and Flex-I-File glue, I also use this glue to make sprue glue it is an amazing sprue glue.

Great product, but when I first used it (growing up, probably 12 years ago) I brushed it on like restore plastic cement. DON'T do that with this stuff, all that's needed is a thing coat on each surface before joining the pieces, or just hold the parts gently together and touch the brush to one end of the joint. That's it. Great stuff, will definitely but again.

An old school builder told me about this and I highly recommend it. Put about 1/2 oz. In a small glass jar, drop in a few small pieces of cut up sprue. Let sit about 24-36 hours ubtil the plastic melts,and you've got some awesome body putty. Doesn't shrink, it's sandable and has same texture as the parts you're joining because it's made of the same plastic. Unused portion will keep for quite a while if you've got it in a jar that seals tight. You can add more cement anytime to thin it too, or plastic to thicken it. Works excellent.