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Hello All! As mentioned, going to start my build Nov.6-22. Wondering what would be the best glue to use (ie. Krazy Glue, Tamiya, etc.). I tried the "Search" function in this forum but it didn't yield any results. 
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See post #6 of this topic, which our US support guy has recommended
http://forum.model-space...aspx?g=posts&t=7090
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I can only find the Touch-N-Flow Applicator in Sprue Brothers website. I only found the Tenax 7R glue at Model Train Stuff's website. Am I viewing the correct glue & applicator you are referring to?
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Howdy, The touch and flow folks are in Ontario, and here is a link; http://www.flex-i-file.com/index.php
The Tenax I recommend has proven to be a bit hot for the touch and flow, and I think I failed to mention that when discussing it's use. (It does work, but if you forget and dont empty the touch and flow, you junk it.) Flex-i-file has a complete system they market. The tenax works extremely well, and has been my go to cement for decades now. I most often apply it with a brush. HTH! Tired, Old, and Cranky!
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Thank you! Using a brush would make sense over continually filling/emptying a bottle/syringe. experten wrote:Howdy, The touch and flow folks are in Ontario, and here is a link; http://www.flex-i-file.com/index.php
The Tenax I recommend has proven to be a bit hot for the touch and flow, and I think I failed to mention that when discussing it's use. (It does work, but if you forget and dont empty the touch and flow, you junk it.) Flex-i-file has a complete system they market. The tenax works extremely well, and has been my go to cement for decades now. I most often apply it with a brush. HTH!
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Does the TenaxR7 also work glueing Resin-to-Metal parts.
If not, what would be a recommended glue.
Thanks in advance!
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f13dfx wrote:Does the TenaxR7 also work glueing Resin-to-Metal parts.
If not, what would be a recommended glue.
Thanks in advance! If memory serves me correct, the TenaxR7 is for ABS only. Super glue should do the trick. I use both a Gel version and the regular Loctite Super Glue(just be careful when using this as it flows very easy. You can use a toothpick, or something with a fine point to be more precise when applying) Hope this helps Building - DeAgostini HMS Victory, McLaren MP4-23, Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa, Harley Davidson Fat Boy, Lamborghini Countach
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In the UK, Wilkinson hard plastic glue works superbly.
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Yeah, Wilkinson or Wilko hard plastic glue is superb. It's probably the best glue i've ever used & it worked a treat on my McLaren. I'm not sure how you would get it over there though. Stu
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