Great Spiderwebs..

[Pastor Plastic]

Why is my testors glue making really nice spiderweb style strings?

I am new at all this model stuff and this is driving me nuts.

HELP!!!!

[Casey]

It's drying out. Toss it in the trash and pick up some Testors liquid cement in the glass bottle and/or some superglue.

[Pastor Plastic]

It's drying out. Toss it in the trash and pick up some Testors liquid cement in the glass bottle and/or some superglue.

Thanks... I wonder why he sold it for $1.00 a tube.

[Lunajammer]

Toss it in the trash and pick up some Testors liquid cement in the glass bottle and/or some superglue.

No so fast. Glue getting old, yes. Liquid cement, yes. But I find liquid cement much too watery for my preference so I glob the old tube glue into it and mix. You can get a really nice viscous liquid cement that's thick enough to avoid running all over but still thin enough to wick into delicate areas.

[lordairgtar]

No so fast. Glue getting old, yes. Liquid cement, yes. But I find liquid cement much too watery for my preference so I glob the old tube glue into it and mix. You can get a really nice viscous liquid cement that's thick enough to avoid running all over but still thin enough to wick into delicate areas.

Now that IS an idea.

[Pastor Plastic]

No so fast. Glue getting old, yes. Liquid cement, yes. But I find liquid cement much too watery for my preference so I glob the old tube glue into it and mix. You can get a really nice viscous liquid cement that's thick enough to avoid running all over but still thin enough to wick into delicate areas.

I am going to try this.

[RJWood]

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