Corporation Boys 3502XT Plastic Cement Liquid, 1 oz

While I no longer build plastic models, my years doing so taught me exactly how to use this to best effect. Now I use this for any styrene repairs in our home. It recently was called upon to repair a cracked refrigerator shelf, and with sufficient pressure and clamping, it worked really well. Better than I actually expected. The included brush is a real help, too.

I have used this plastic cement for 60 years. It works very good for cementing parts for HO plastic model train s .

This formed an extremely strong bond by dissolving and fusing plastics together. Sets very quickly-about 5 seconds. It also worked on plastic tubing to copper tubing. HOWEVER, I would not use this product again without wearing an organic vapor mask. I would also use it outside and add a couple of fans, too. When I used only inside ventilation, I could still smell it in my nose and mouth 2 days later, which can't be good. (This was for one 5 sec application.) But the bond is great.

My dad used this glue for decades. He bought my son a bottle for his first set of models. My dad passed away before they could build them. So my 10 year old attempted the model on his own. Picture a full bottle of glue on my coffee table. I can say that it is easy to use with the little brush, he was able to brush the glue onto the guy and the stand and my table. They all adhered together wonderfully. Then the said glue dumped "all by itself" all over the table. It was quite thick. I will say that the smell of the whole bottle was extremely strong. I will continue to buy this model glue as it fulfilled its job in keeping the little model glued together.

Retired US Navy, I bought a model ship, of a Hydrofoil I served on. Being a plastic model, I chose the product because of one reason review I read; "....this glue has the same strong smell, of the glue I used as a youngster." That's when I was sure, this is the glue I want, also the same I used as a kid (77 years old!).

I have been looking for the glue in all the wrong places. This is the adhesive that I used to use when building model ships and airplanes. It works very well with polystyrene plastics.

Works well

Glue leaked on arrival and it's kind of a pain to get a refund since you technically aren't allowed to. But since half the glue leaked out they gave me it. As for the glue itself it does hold things together well, but it takes longer than you'd think and the brush doesn't spread a lot of glue so it's kind of hard to use. Works well when dried though.