by reigels » Sun Sep 17, 2023 7:30 pm
I agree with Timmy that the classic tube glue has a lot of drawbacks including weak bonds, slow drying time, "strings" and difficult to control the application (thus the need for and troubles with the tip). If you're not interested in a true liquid cement like Tamiya Extra Thin or Mr. Cement S, (both of which are excellent) you might like one of the mid-viscosity liquid cements like Testors Liquid or Revell Contacta. Both have a thin stainless steel applicator needle for good control, and as for viscosity both pretty much split the difference between tube glue and bottle glue.

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vaindioux wrote:
Yes i use the testors red tubes. Do these bottles last a long time if not in use (Within reason)?
Thxs
Pat
I agree with Timmy that the classic tube glue has a lot of drawbacks including weak bonds, slow drying time, "strings" and difficult to control the application (thus the need for and troubles with the tip). If you're not interested in a true liquid cement like Tamiya Extra Thin or Mr. Cement S, (both of which are excellent) you might like one of the mid-viscosity liquid cements like Testors Liquid or Revell Contacta. Both have a thin stainless steel applicator needle for good control, and as for viscosity both pretty much split the difference between tube glue and bottle glue.
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[quote="vaindioux"]
Yes i use the testors red tubes. Do these bottles last a long time if not in use (Within reason)?
Thxs
Pat[/quote]