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Plastic glue, specially designed for modeling and modeling, is also called "cement glue". This glue stands out for its effectiveness in bonding plastic materials, thanks to a formula that allows the surfaces to chemically fuse, creating a strong and durable bond.
This type of glue, suitable for working with plastics, comes in liquid form and is applied directly to the surfaces to be joined. When used, it slightly melts the parts, creating a sort of chemical "weld" that fuses the elements and provides a uniform and robust finish, similar to metal welding. This glue is particularly suitable for materials such as polystyrene, ABS, plastic card, and HIPS, frequently used in modeling and for models.
Plastic glue offers several advantages: it forms strong bonds for durable assemblies, dries quickly and is compatible with various materials. In addition, the chemical action it exerts reduces visible traces of joints, thus giving a cleaner and more professional result. However, due to the fumes released during application, it is recommended to use this glue in a well-ventilated area to avoid any risk of inhalation.
Choosing the right plastic glue depends on the type of material and its use. There are several options, each with its own specificities. For example, cyanoacrylate, or instant glue, adheres very quickly and strongly, but can be fragile in certain applications. Epoxy resin, which is very strong and versatile, requires mixing before application. Polyurethane glue is ideal for materials that require some flexibility, while solvent-based glues, such as acetone, work by chemically fusing the surfaces of certain plastics.
Thinset is often considered the best adhesive for plastics because its solvent welding ability creates a homogeneous and strong bond. It fuses parts together at the molecular level, forming a uniform and durable assembly. Unlike traditional adhesives that stick to the surface, this product integrates into the material, providing better resistance to stress and external elements.
To ensure good adhesion, it is essential to carefully prepare the surfaces. This includes cleaning to remove any dirt or grease, lightly sanding to improve grip, and applying the glue precisely with a fine brush or needle. Keeping the parts firmly in contact while drying ensures a bubble-free and stronger bond. Any excess should be wiped off immediately for a clean finish.
Suitable for the following materials: polystyrene PE, ABS, methacrylate and PVC.
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