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I'm with Mark on this one. He turned me on to Zap Formula 560 canopy glue. It is a white glue like Kristal Klear from MicroScale in that it dries clear. It is a lot tackier that Kristal Klear and any residue cleans up with water. You can get it anywhere that sells R/C aircraft stuff. Made my life a lot easier for this type of stuff. Thanks Mark!

Mark gave me the same tip, and I swear by the stuff now.

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I've been using Testors clear parts cement. It's a little bit thinner than I'm used to, so there is a learning curve, but it works well.

Charlie Larkin

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I always use Elmers white glue for the glass.Holds well and if you slop some on just wet a Q-tip and remove it .No problem!

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I don't have any instant access to any hobby supplies other than what I have...and that isn't very much :unsure:

I think you missed my point. I am going to guess you don't have any instant access to a new windshield either. But cement is likely easier and quicker to procure than a new part, even if it is not instantly available.

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AAAHHH it's great to watch someone feed off there emotions... it uses a lot on energy and gets you no where some times even sets you back.... "advice relax it's only plastic"

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