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This has worked really well for me, gluing all types of dissimilar plastics.

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Sometimes it is easier to glue a piece of styrene onto the resin part, process it(putty and sanding) and then glue it in place styrene against styrene. 

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Locktite for me also.  Solid bond for resin to plastic.  Make sure there are no solvents on the resin, though.  Use the CA sparingly so it does not ooze out of the joint.  You can't really clean it off a painted surface.  If the plastic is unpainted you can wipe off the excess and then sand lightly to get rid of the residue.  I've done this many times with good results.  I've even bonded plastic to white metal with CA.  Solid as a rock.

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Are your parts already painted? If so, super glue may frost the finish. I use two part epoxy or sometimes clear enamel paint to bond things.

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Epoxy every time. It is a bit messy to work with until you get used to it and allow for its spread under the part being stuck down so you don't get any oozing out from under.

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