Will it work on model plastic? As info, I used R&amp;B in the 70s (at camp, on plaster crafts).
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I tried to use it on molded plastic and it did not adhere. But as I said in my review the tube I received was very runny. Nothing like the gold I had used in the past.
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hi dawn , sorry i dont know how this product work on plastic to metal - i used it for porcelian to porcelian epoxy should would for plastic on metal but it can be a bit hard to work with good luck Mitch
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I don't know as I didn't use it on plastic. I don't see why it wouldn't. The best thing would be to try it and see.
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I'm not sure if it will adhere well to plastic, maybe if you rough up the surface a bit first. They make a special epoxy that is made just for plastic, that might be better in your situation. Enter B00083WZDY in the Amazon search.
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Hi. I'm not sure it will work on paper. I purchased it as a gift. I did see him use the plastic that it came with and worked great on that.
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Jelmar is the mfg and they have a list of FAQ's at this link http://jelmar.com/faq.htm We don't believe you can use the product on plastic but you will find your answer at the link
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Also dnt use super glue as improper application will leave the plastic brittle and more likely to break. Howeverr there are non moving parts that u could use a very very small amount to secure with no structural damage. Be careful off high falls and every model is diff. I.e my scyhtes left leg is a lil tempermental. But its a moving joint i cant glue. So ya....good luck man ur gonna love the master grade models.
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It says "Do not use on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated..." I'm guessing that's a no.
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I've used plaster, and wood putty, as well as polymer clay and resin, and every one of them came out just fine. If the mold would have an easily accessible place to remove the item being molded, it will most likely work just fine. The only issue I had with the quick-set rubber was that it could be stiffer than others and eventually break. If you're only making one copy, you'll be fine. More than 10 copies if it's intricate, you may have a problem. Other silicone rubbers might do a better job for the more intricate items if you're making multiples, but otherwise you'll be fine.
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Model glue won't work. You can use epoxy or super glue. Something like Gorilla Glue would also work.
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I've used it on all types of wood, hard and soft. It cuts great. It would depend on the thickness and type of plastic you want to cut.I don't think it would be good on all plastic, you would need a finer point saw for some.
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Hello, I don't think the glue will work well with plastic. I tried it on a couple of small plastic toy pieces and it did not work. Works great with paper and cardboard. Good luck finding something that works.
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Super glue would probably be a waste of time, however, if you can get all the old glue off the plastic, try using 3M permanent double sided tape, which should work well. It's available at Home Depot or lowes, or maybe here too - it has the red dividing tape on it. Makes sure everything is clean and dry first, and it should work fine. Hope this helps.
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I have used it on all items from plastic to aluminum to steel. Obviously I would try a sample item first if you have a concern.
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I placed plastic on the floor and walls where I need it to work with this product, used masking tape at all times and did not removed the plastic until I was done, a couple of drops on the floor, I scraped them with a utility knife blade and cleaned the rest with WD-40. It did the job for me. Hope it helps.
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I imagine it would depend on the thickness of the plastic, if it is as thin as wire frames probably not, but if it is the thicker type probably yes. it would not look clean though, you would have to have a clump of it and go over both sides. now plastic glue might do wonders as it actually causes plastics to re bond
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I don't know for sure. I used it on a cement floor that had been painted with epoxy paint. So, it will depend on what the solvent is and whether or not it will damage the plastic. You might be able to get this info from the manufacturer. If you do decide to buy the paint, you should first test on a small sample of the plastic before doing a large job.