Lamination

Hello -

On plastic, I have used the thickest grade of ACC adhesive (superglue).  It fills gaps and sets a little more slowly so you can make last minute adjustments.  After it is down, check the edges and if necessary secure with a bit of glue on the tip of an Exacto knife.

I have also used .005 styrene for this purpose with some success, though you must be more careful because it is easy to mar the surface.

If you are gluing styrene to wood, I would use Walthers Goo or other contact type cement.  The reason is that wood is subject to a lot of expansion and contraction due to moisture conditions; you might find that the plastic spalls off if there is a big change in humidity. 

Good luck!

BRUCE CLOUETTE

thanks for the tip. It is a plastic car.

Dick

First of all, how do I get rid of this strike through stuff?? I used Micro MArks"s PSA adhesive and it worked as promised. Good product

Dick

Look in the menu bar at the top of your post and click off the Icon (4th from left) with the ABC.

Simon

CBQer,

Since you're attaching styrene to plastic, I would suggest Tenax 7R Plastic Weld.

Michael Rahilly

Eastampton, NJ