Plastiweld (1)

Name: Plastiweld (1)
Brand: Plastruct
Price: 4.99 USD
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Rating: 4.6 (144 reviews)

Item Number: pls00002

4.6 Stars (144 Reviews)

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Product Details

This is a Plastic Weld Cement from Plastruct.

Product Rank

#4 in Plastic Cement
#8 in Glues
#42 in Building Supplies

Includes

One 2oz bottle of plastiweld cement

Features

Brush in caps
Cements by capillary action
Sets in minutes
Used for bonding Plastruct ABS, Styrene, Butyrate or Acrylic to each other, or in combination.

Comments

Caution: Contains Trichloromethane. Do not take internally. Avoid eye contact and prolonged breathing of vapors. Use in well ventilated area. In case of eye contact, flush thoroughly with water for 15 minutes. May cause nausea. Avoid repeated contact with skin, and wash skin well after use. If swallowed, phone physician, local emergency hospital or poison center.

Specifications

Plastruct Product Number: 00002

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight a strong consensus on the effectiveness of this adhesive for bonding various plastics, including ABS, styrene, and PLA, with many praising its capillary action and ability to create strong, permanent joints. Users often note its ease of application with a fine brush or applicator, though some caution against over-application due to its thin consistency and potential to run. While generally well-regarded for quick drying and versatility in model building, a few mention drawbacks like a strong odor, thickening over time, and slower bonding compared to alternatives.

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Great adhesive, but use sparingly

By: lfnth8r (Wisconsin)

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.

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Can't build plastic kits without it!

By: Full Steam Ahead

Until recently trying Plastiweld, I didnt realize what I had been missing. Very easy to use with little practice, just brush on each seem, then joint the seems and put a drop on one end to reactivate what was brushed on earlier and you have a near perfect-solid welded seem. With my recent experience I found it is much easier and less messy to use a finer brush than the one in the lid and use cement applicator tool like the examples sold on this site. This product is a must, and the add on tools make it less messy and easier to use. Cant go wrong here... Highly recommend.

(74)

My Favorite Glue

By: dwayne.krieger (Pittsburgh, PA USA)

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.

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