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    • I Offline
      ityznk
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      A long time ago (40 years) we made bass wood models with "airplane" glue. Fast drying and relatively clear.
      Not available now. Can anyone recommend a replacement
      Thanks in advance
      Lawrence

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        mitcorb
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        If you are in the USA, Testor's glues appear to be still available. http://www.testors.com I saw a separate selection of non-toxic plastic cement as well as super glue(cyanoacrylate and accelerator) Further, the site has MSDS sheets that can be downloaded to verify safety. I also saw an International tab on the page.

        I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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        • Dave RD Offline
          Dave R
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          Epoxy would work although not as fast drying. Buy it in bottles and mix it as you need it. PVA glues (Titebond is a common brand in the US) are also good. Probably a little faster drying but not gap filling. Both are very strong. Actually stronger than the wood even if the wood is strong like oak or maple.

          I'd forgotten about Testor's I remember the smell of their plastic cement from when I was a kind. 😕

          Looks like they offer a wood cement that is fast drying.

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          • I Offline
            ityznk
            last edited by

            Testors is the one that I remember. I'm in Toronto and just sent a message to them to see if they will ship to Canada.
            Thank you very much
            Lawrence

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            • leedeeteeL Offline
              leedeetee
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              We used to use Humbrol. Great memories! Still available I believe, at least in the UK.

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