BuddyT

 Here is a photo  how to.  

I can't get thew photos to open. Could you repost them. Thanks.

Love the Drag Truck. 

I live in Wichita, Kansas and am just getting back to building after a 30 year away. I'm 78 years old and glad to get back into building.

Where do you find Bondene? Is it similar to Bondo?

On 5/9/2021 at 5:17 PM, intruder500 said:

Hi:

     I'm a newbie in here and what I used for most of my plastics is not really a glue at all, but a bonding agent. It's called Bondene. It is a clear liquid and is like water. Use a small brush to apply. You put your pieces together, leave a small gap, touch the brush with bondene to the gap. It will flow through capillary action down the joint. Squish the pieces together and it's done. For long seams, repeated applications are need for each section but will be stronger than the plastic around it. The plastic will break before the bond will. I swear by it for plastics. For clear parts I use a clear parts cement. For resins, super glue or epoxy.

Stephen

intruder500