Plastic Cement Tube 5/8 oz

This is a 5/8oz Tube of Cement for Plastic Models from Testors. For Ages 8 and Up.

Testors Plastic Cement Tube 5/8 oz Plastic Model Cement #3501
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 Testors # tes3501
$3.39
 
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Testors Item # tes3501
Features :
  • Quick drying cement for plastic models..
  • Joins polystyrene to polystyrene and polystyrene to wood..
  • Also useful for repairing household items made of polystyrene o ABS plastics..
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"Great glue for heavy bonding"
jtanaka300 (jtanaka300@aol.com)
This is an ideal glue for those heavy bonding. I would NOT suggest using this glue for small parts or anything with clear plastic parts. This glue works by slightly melting the plastic and creating a strong bond when completely dried (usually 24 hours). The downside is that it can have a “string or web” side effect since the gel glue can “stretch” when applied. Although liquid glue such as Tamiya or Testors works well with small parts, it does not have a gel factor that creates a stronger adhesion. I would recommend purchasing a variety of glue for different model parts. Testors, Clear Parts Cement 1 oz Carded (Product Number: TES3515CT) for those clear parts, Testors Liq Cement Applicator 1 oz Carded (Product Number: TES3507AT) or Tamiya plastic Cement 20 ml (Product Number: TAM87012) for small parts (engines, cockpits, etc.). Please note that the Testors Liq glue has a nozzle which makes it easier to apply rather than a brush which can get sloppy.

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"Great product"
no.1silverback (Mesa Az)
The key to this giving a strong,long lasting bond is to make sure you are bonding 2 clean,bare surfaces. Scrape paint or chrome plating in the exact spot you are applying glue and use sparingly. The available applicator tips are a big help,amd if you just stick a pin or safety pin in ad a plug you should be able to use one tip for a whole tube of glue.

 
"Plastic Cement Tube 5/8 oz."
mooniemac2000
This is plastic cement that comes in a tube, its bonding is better than non toxic glue. It is very thick, but the tube tends to flow out more glue than what is needed. The glue melts most plastic (except for ABS). Preferably, I would put some on a cardboard piece and then apply the glue with a toothpick.

 
"Cement the Buildings Together"
williamdcook13 (Escondido, CA)
I use this to cement together all my plastic buildings. It holds the joints in place very well. The cement sets in about 20 seconds, and is fully dry in about 2 hours. However, I think it would be hard to apply without Testors Disposable Gluing Tips, Hobbylinc #TES8805. The only negative is that if you apply too much pressure on the tube, cement will come out for 1-2 minutes straight. Over all, a very good item.