Can you glue car molding on?
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Yes, I had good luck doing that with this. It's good at bonding surfaces that are different. I'd use rubbing alcohol on the surfaces first to clean them.
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Claying a car pulls anything bonded to the paint. Yes, you can clay a car that has already been waxed but it will remove the wax. The steps should be wash, clay, Polish (if desired), then wax.
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Yes you will need glues. The plan calls for epoxy but you could use either regular model cement or CA. A word of caution about using CA though...be very careful and use either a medium or thick viscosity CA and a micro-tip for exact placement of the glue.
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Gluing plastic is always questionable. It might work - or might not, depending on the type of plastic you are trying to glue. Devcon makes a special blend just for plastic but it's not 100% reliable either. Good luck.
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Not necessarily...you can but you risk melting the glue strip. It's best to wait and use heat to remove them.
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I would assume that you could but the heat might cause the glue holding it in place to melt (0-0) although that already happens eventually....
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No, it is great for reinforcing round items but it is more like the stuff to make a cast for a leg where it has to bond to itself. I don't think it would stick to car paint. Better to stick with J&B; weld or some other high quality epoxy and back it up with something that will project into the epoxy and the metal on the other side.
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no, needs heat and clean surface to bond and cure- heat source can be furnished by variety of methods and time. follow instructions closely
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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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Absolutly... Yes go to Utube for DIY instructions... Have fun n B Carefull Molds
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I guess you could if you used a mild cutting agent. Why not just wash the car with a strong dish or laundry soap????
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No, like most plastic cement glue this is a toulene/based product so it is necessary to melt the plastic for it to properly adhere to one another. For metal-based parts I highly suggest you find an alternative such as an epoxy.
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No Don't use glue .. Just clean metal wheels and make sure they are pressed on nice and flat and even.. with a flat board or stick
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This product works even better on vinyl. You will have to hold the edges together long enough for the glue to set.
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Yes, if you got some strong double sided tape like 3M automotive grade tape then it would work no problem. Here is some for sale.. http://www.amazon.com/3M-03614-Scotch-Mount-Molding-Tape/dp/B002JOVUO0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395417711&sr=8-1&keywords=3m+automotive+tape
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I'm not sure which glue your question applies to. Amazon did not include a reference. It's difficult to know which glue (or cement) to use on plastic. If it's a clean beak with good mating surfaces, SuperGlue (cyanoacrylate) might work well .If it' a plastic that can be repaired with plastic cement, that's best. But, many plastics cannot ( such as Nylon). If you are asking about is J-B Weld, it's worth a shot. I have used it hold metal to metal. Rough up the surfaces of the two parts and be sure the epoxy covers the joint and extends along the sides of the joined parts.
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this is NOT a snap kit, glue must be used through out, I recomend Model Master Liquid Cement for Plastic Models