Plastiweld (1)

I was wondering if anyone can tell me if this model cement is the right choice for car kits. I'm about to start a level 5 Volkswagen Bus kit, and wanted to know if the applicator brush would be ok to use. I hear good things about this cement used on military aircraft, tank tracks and other similar applications. Thanks for your help.

A good cement with strong capillary action, easily as good as other far more expensive brands I've used. Bond is solid. One negative is the vapor given off, it fills a room instantly, and permeates clothing and fabrics more so than other glues I've used Definitely heed the product warning label,& use with a lot of ventilation

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.