Cement Value Pack

This glue dries in descent time, and is wonderful for all sorts of plastic models; but should be used sparingly on small model parts. I have used this glue since I began modeling and it has always served me well (when I did not use overkill amounts or break a piece too often - the glue has a harder time gluing over already dried glue). It certainly dries faster than the non-toxic stuff. My only real problem is that it has a strong odor that gives people with sensitive noses headaches. However, this is the best glue that I have yet had experience with and I would certainly recommend this stuff to anyone, and especially to beginners (since it's cheap). I would also recommend buying the caps Testors make to put on the end of these tubes to have the glue pour out in thinner lines. Young kids should be watched around this stuff because it is not non-toxic.

it's testor's glue. what can i say? been using it for over 40 year's. come's with glue tip's and that help's put the glue where you need it. i don't use it much, but there are time's when it's my go to. always keep a tube of it handy. you will find many uses for it around the house. every thing is made of plastic these days after all.

I've used Testor's Plastic Model Cement as long as I can remember and, ironically, Testor's plastic model cement is older than I am, but not by much. I complain about it from time to time when getting the exact amount I need out of the tube and when I don't get an adequate weld for smaller parts; however, the ready availability, consistency of product and years of experience make it my number one choice for general modeling use. I use other glues and adhesives depending on the application and my arsenal of glues has expanded over the years. But, when it comes to good ole plastic model assembly, Testor's Plastic Model Cement is always within reach on my workbench.