I've been using this cement for a short while and I don't think I'll use anything else. The short wide bottle makes it harder to tip over and the fine pointed brush is ideal for applying tiny amounts to small parts it also makes the bottle last longer by reducing the amount of cement being applied to parts. It also forms a very strong, durable bond. The only negative about this cement is the odors which are very strong because this cement contains acetone so I'd recommend turning on a ceiling fan or opening a window when using this stuff.

This is a great product from Tamiya. It is a fairly strong cement and is very thin. This helps the cement seep into the cracks between the pieces and for a great bond. This product will leave a very small trace that cement was used and the excess can easily be sanded off to make a seamless look. Also comes with a nice applicator brush built in to the cap. A little bit goes a long way.

This extra thin formula is fantastic for its intended purpose...accessing hard to reach areas via Capillary Action with glue. For example, when joining two fuselage halves with no locator pins and not wanting to risk a botched job with normal glue, I lined up the two parts, held them together with masking tape and touched the applicator brush to the seam from the inside and watched as the glue ran down the seam fusing the two parts from the inside. No muss, no fuss and no smudges. It also doesn't hurt that you get a generous amount and a good fine built in brush.