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Plastic cement works by softening the surfaces it touches so they fuse together, which makes a joint stronger than anything sitting on top of the plastic would be. It also means too much of it turns a crisp detail into a smear, so control matters more than volume.
The applicator nozzle on this bottle is the point. It lets you put a small amount exactly on the contact face rather than flooding the join, which keeps the glue where it belongs and off the surface you are about to paint.
Anyone assembling plastic kits. Push-fit models do not strictly need it, and every other kit does.
| Volume | 0.7 fl oz |
|---|---|
| Applicator | Precision nozzle |
| Type | Plastic cement for polystyrene |
| Intended use | Assembling plastic miniature kits |
| Item number | 66-53-99 |
| Games Workshop short code | 66-53 |
No. Plastic cement bonds by softening polystyrene, and resin and metal do not respond to it. Use a superglue for those.
Less than you think. A thin amount on one contact face is enough, and excess squeezes out onto detail where it is hard to remove.
Yes. We ship ground within the continental US, and this item travels by ground only, never by air. Pickup at the store is available and is the fastest option locally.
Yes, and it is usually worth grabbing alongside a kit rather than discovering mid-build that you are out.
Recommended for ages 12+. Use in a well ventilated area and follow the warnings printed on the bottle.
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