Extra thin is super accurate - this cement is basically the consistency of water. Excess can easily be sanded with various grits of abrasives (I used detail master brand). My only concern is that the brush is very short so not sure if the whole bottle will be able to be used once it gets low. Might have to sacrifice a longer paint brush to use the full 40ml.
I have been building model kits almost 50 years now, and I have always used tube glue. Was watching a video on a build up of a model kit, and noticed he was using Tamiya cement. I bought myself some out of curiosity-- and it truly is a time saver... it's so much easier to use... doesn't make a mess like tube glue always did because the glue kept flowing out of the tube. You dab it on with a thin brush built right into the cap- super easy to use and apply with perfect results every time. Safe to say, tube glue is a thing of the past now that I have discovered this awesome product from Tamiya. Highly recommend getting some- you won't be disappointed with how well it works!
"The Standard, Jr."
jguillot1976 (Patterson, LA)
Tamiya Extra Thin Quick Setting Cement is another excellent cement from Tamiya. It sets up slightly quicker than the regular version, but I feel like the bond isn't as strong. Maybe it's just me. I've tried to glue pieces together and they held ok, but in some cases, I needed to come back with the regular extra thin to hold the piece where I needed it.
"Excellent product,worth trying,you won't be disappointed"
no.1silverback (Mesa Az)
I wish I knew about this glue years ago,or however long its been around. Very little is needed to give a very strong bond. Sets up quickly so positioning of parts is important. The built in brush is kind of nice but is a little on the short side, I use a fine paint brush.