Bondic

[Paperquest]

I did a search and didn't see where this was mentioned before, so I thought I would.
I saw this product for the first time this week, Bondic http://notaglue.com/
It is like the material they use on your teeth, it is a liquid until you shine an ultraviolet light on it and then it solidifies.
It can be sanded and painted.  It is sold as a "liquid plastic welder" and would be pretty handy to have in your toolbox.
I can see some uses for it in our hobby, but it is a little pricey.

Mack

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Well spotted sir! This is the glue for resin kits surely!!

[Des]

Thanks very much Mack for the heads-up on this product, from what I have read it appears to have plenty of uses in our hobby.

Des.

[Berman]

Thumbs up,
                  I can see use for this product as a filler but not for a cement for resin models. Parts placed closely together would not allow penetration of ultra violet light to harden the liquid.

[First tee]

My wife bought a pack for me.  I put it in the shop without even looking at it!  I guess I should look atbthe instructions and figure out what it will do!

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Thumbs up,
                  I can see use for this product as a filler but not for a cement for resin models. Parts placed closely together would not allow penetration of ultra violet light to harden the liquid.

I see your point,but I was thinking about !/72 where the resin is almost transparent in some cases.

[the great waldo]

Tamiya do a light curing putty and there are plenty of uv curing adhesives available from ladies fingernail polish suppliers.

Cheers

Andrew