So, I discovered this using the stuff to make blast bags.
Super Z RC 56 white glue dries CRYSTAL clear, and applies like Elmer's glue. You can also get it at Hobby Lobby without much difficulty. I've used it on my Laffey and really think it adds a lot to a ship. I apply an excess along the porthole/window then use a wetted Q-tip to wipe off the excess. Works really well.
Clear, "glass" porthole trick
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Clear, "glass" porthole trick
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Re: Clear, "glass" porthole trick
Hmm,, Interesting little trick. May try that if i bump up to 1/350 or larger.
-Shane
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Working on: Revell 1/426 USS Arizona BB-39
In the Stash: USS Arizona 1/700 Dragon Premium, DKM Bismarck 1/700 Dragon Premium, Admiral Graf Spee 1/700 Trumpeter, & Prinz Eugen 1/700 Trumpeter