CALLING ALL KITBASHERS AND GLUERS :)

Spoke to Vaughan last week about what the best glue is for rubber and plastic

He spends £25 on a little tube       

ANYONE KNOW OF ANY GLUE THAT IS SUPER (and not super glue which i find crap) THAT IS AS FANTASTIC AS THE ONE I BOUGHT FROM THE BRENTWOOD TOY FAIR BUT LOST

PLEASE HELP PEEPS................................

THANKS

Taffy knows of a good one Dan, he was telling me about it quite recently, but I cannot recall the name ??  

Ill be back but this evening so hopefully i can catch him on chat but if you do see him Dal ask him for me please

Thanks  

I will mate, no probs

I often use Araldite epoxy glue if that's any help. It smells a bit but it usually holds strong. I'd be interested to know what the other super-type glue is. I'll have to watch this thread.

The glue I use is only available on the Ideal World shopping channel (see their website). It is called Fixsal and it's £25 for a kit which is glue, remover, glue pen and glass fixing glue. It's often available as a BOGOF. The demonstrations are spectacular. The guy will break a ceramic tile, glue it back together, all in front of you and will guarantee it won't break in the same break he has just glued. Lo and behold, it breaks elsewhere after being glued for seconds. He also glues a coathook to the back of a door and after seconds can lift the door by the hook. This stuff repairs all VAM rubber webbing with fantastic results. It's also built all my tanks and kitbashes. I can't recommend it highly enough. It takes seconds to cure, seconds to fix and is nothing like superglue.

This is the stuff they are raving over on the model soldier forum, I have not tried it myself but they say it glue's the old airfix figures which is a very oily plastic and murder to glue usually, hope this helps.



http://www.amazon.co.uk/Henkel-Ltd-ADH-Sealants-Plastics/dp/B002SPBX9W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376220606&sr=8-1&keywords=loctite+plastics+bonding+system

Thanks for that link Richard. I'm boycotting Amazon but expect its in hardware shops. Sounds good and affordable :-)