Liquid "glazing" for windows

Micro Krystal Clear by Microscale. Made many a model plane window with it back in the day. Try Elmers white glue.

Steve

There are 2 or 3 brands listed.   Do a search for model window glazing.

Testor's Clear Parts Cement & Window Maker (part #8876C or 281217). Comes in a 1 oz bottle with precision applicator.

-John

Gallery Glass and Canopy Glue are 2 that come to mind. I’ve used both after I saw videos on how to do it. I think the Gallery Glass worked better for what I was doing as it was a bit thicker. The videos were HO windows. There isn’t a great distance in some HO windows. They make it look easy. As you get to certain O scale windows it becomes harder to cover a big area. It definitely takes some practice.

I remember using one of those products (probably the Microscale one) in an HO Conrail cabin car and the end result was windows that looked slightly like wintertime windows fogged-over with light condensation.

@Steve "Papa" Eastman posted:

Micro Krystal Clear by Microscale. Made many a model plane window with it back in the day. Try Elmers white glue.

Steve

Hi Papa.  It's been awhile since we had any contact...since I moved to Arizona.

Elmer's? Really?  I would have never guessed.  I have a Pegasus Hobby's set that is going to be a four story, 2' x 4' college "Old Main" building and the inside walls are NOT smooth.  Inside and outside wassare both outside with different details.  Makes it bear to do anything with the interior.

Thanks, folks .  I have several solution (with different solutions....well, you know what I means.) to try out.

@AcelaNYP posted:

Testor's Clear Parts Cement & Window Maker (part #8876C or 281217). Comes in a 1 oz bottle with precision applicator.

-John

This is what I use.