Attaching windows

[adt70hk]

I use G-S Hypo Cement. It has a gel like consistency and a needle applicator making it easy to keep away from areas where it's not wanted. It makes a very strong bond. A tube will last for a very long time.

It will not fog clear parts and dries clear itself.

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That sounds like a product worth trying :thumb2:

Ordered. Have never felt 100% about Glue 'n' Glaze....

[Guest]

That glue.

Ordered. Have never felt 100% about Glue 'n' Glaze....

Fully agree Andrew, not that I've built many models requiring screens but is messey to apply .

[adt70hk]

That glue.

Fully agree Andrew, not that I've built many models requiring screens but is messey to apply .

Ok. So it wasn't just me.....you also waste a lot if you use the plastic needle applicator because I'm always wary of it drying in there and so clean it out each time....

[Tim Marlow]

I use Pacer's Zap Formula 560 Canopy Glue PT56 for fixing canopies, windows, lights etc. It is similar to PVA but is of a thinner consistency.

Dave

Plus one on the formula 560. I also use it on cockpit etch sometimes because it gives a more flexible bond than CA…

[Waspie]

Experimented with what I have available. CA and Tamiya thin! The Tamiya was awful, one window fogged, the other caused a minor reaction with the pant below the transparent window. Luckily it was internal so won't be visible!!!
The CA, (superglue), was fine, no fogging - no visible reaction.
Currently waiting for Humbol Maskol to set. Then it'll be mating the two fuselage half's together!!!
Pics later - Maybe!!!!!