Plastic Cement 7/8 oz Carded

I know this cement is outdated and the fumes make you a little wonky if you're not careful, but I grew up with it and just can't let it go. There are now myriad ways to be precise about applying it so no more glue bombs necessary and it still does the job so I'm staying with it. Maybe not the solution to every combination that the super glues handle so well but still a solid choice for the basics. So there.

I've used this exact cement for many years and it is one of the best for building plastic models. It dries fairly quickly so you're not sitting there holding the parts together forever waiting for the glue to cure. The tube has a wide mouth and you need to be careful how hard you press the sides because it can come out fast. The problem with tube glue is that its thick, so in some case is the right glue in others it is not. I also use the Testors liquid cement, that is more suitable for the 1/72 models that Im building right now.

I've been using this for years, I consider this the best for polystyrene, PRO's- very workable, pliable, and strong when applied appropriately and allowing proper drying time. During construction of your project make sure you have air movement. CONS- it's a tube, it has air in it and may discharge too much too soon during each opening. Make sure you roll the tube like a toothpaste tube.