It's all the same stuff. Not sure of the brand off-hand. Poly weld rings a bell. I think I've used it in the past. It'll be the same active ingredient.
@@adrianrosenlund-hudson8789 Nice one! I don't know what it is but the stuff that's produced especially for model making is just really effective. I've built suits with just acetone and it works fine. Just seems to take longer. Keep us posted on the build.
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Great info mate,what size magnets do u use as they are better than clamps for awkward places!!
Hi,
Whats the name of the plastic weld you are using?
I am also located in Germany - do I get it here?
Kind regards
Robert
Looks pretty much like the Poly cement i use on model kits. What make is it? I couldn’t quite see.
It's all the same stuff. Not sure of the brand off-hand. Poly weld rings a bell. I think I've used it in the past. It'll be the same active ingredient.
@@RichieStormtrooper got some. Much better than the Plumbers cement that i was using
@@adrianrosenlund-hudson8789 Nice one! I don't know what it is but the stuff that's produced especially for model making is just really effective. I've built suits with just acetone and it works fine. Just seems to take longer. Keep us posted on the build.