wold this work on the clear pieces on a plastic scale model?
1618616
I would read the label but since this is a product made for plastic I don't see why not. There is a 1 800 phone number on the label to contact and ask questions. I recommend you do that before applying. Hope this helped and good luck.
333942
I'm not sure and don't want to pretend to know and give the wrong advice. I've only used it on plastic and it worked well.
167610
yes,I used testors glue for plastic carefully applied with a round toothpick. with skill and thought the engines can be made to rotate from horozontial to vertical with the use of a couple of small pusher springs and stay in any position.
159502
I'm pretty sure it will. I tried it on heavy stencil plastic and it went right through.
596559
It has worked on any metal or plastic I have tried it on. Be sure that the area of repair is properly cleaned.
2282667
It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
411046
I honestly don't know but it works on plastic great. it would be worth a try I'm sure f it did work it would work well.
1301578
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.
932040
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.
1732707
Yes. It isn't a customary glue that is stringy or goopy. It is a liquid sort of chemical you apply with a brush applicator. Very effective and good for plastic models.
1255322
I used them on wood and it works great, not sure how good it will be on plastic.
1650882
In my experience this is really for plastic parts. For keeping decals on you should get a bottle of clear, like Tamiya Flat Clear XF86 and just seal the decal to the model.
1143757
I guess it should. I do not have a slab of glass to test on. It works on paper, polished wood and plastic. It's got a good feel and weight to it.
226192
I would not use this on plastics as the CLP has 10% solvent in it. going to melt the plastic in time I would assume. Use the just LP, no solvent. I just tried the LP on a 1/16 scale tank treads and wheels. It's starts out ok, been on there since Christmas. I don't notice the plastic being affected by the LP. The CO would probably work too as it does not have the solvent in it.
161208
Yes, this will work if you can get the edges to stay together while the glue sets. VLP works much like model glue works, it dissolves the edges to make a permanent, weld type bond. If the edges are not going to touch easily, I would recommend using the Anything Foam product, also by Plasti-Dip, to fill in the gap.
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
212374
It will work with plastic or metal. The paint container just sits in a holder and paint gets sucked thru a hose from the open can. Speed painting at it's best.