Adhesive's

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#15

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Resin to card stock?(styrene). CA will do that job. I would probably suggest the thick version which will give you a tad bit more time for alignment.
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#14

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looking for a glue to stick resin window frames to the main cabin of a Tyne class lifeboat which is plasticard styrene sheet thank you
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#13

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Good luck with the build.
Don't forget if you have any question just shout and i am sure you will get the help you require.

Martin555.
If it looks right it probably is.
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#10

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Hi Larry,
Could you post a link to this so the members could take a look please.

Martin555.
If it looks right it probably is.
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#8

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There is a you-tube posting called “Project Farm”....one of his post is comparing different epoxy types and brands. He is quite subjective in his test, and not sponsored by any manufacturer. Have a look....he is open to test most anything you suggest.
73,
CaptLarry
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#7

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As everyone says, a two part epoxy for joining wood to other materials. I have been using 'Bond Together' from Poundland perfectly successfully for some time. Curiously it is only £1 per pack, but it works.

Cheers, Nerys
When the winds before the rain, soon you may make sail again, but when the rain's before the wind, tops'l sheets and halyards mind
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#6

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All as have been previously posted. I would add G-Flex epoxy for dissimilar materials, especially those that will not be effected by some heat generated during the cure. -Flex does not sag as regular epoxies do.
An added comment, do not use CA or super glue for adhering windows to frames. It will fog clear styrenes.
White glue( PVA) for wood to wood, slow but old school.
Lastly, as mentioned, try to understand the stresses that your joint will be under and plan your glue to deal with it accordingly.
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#5

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Hi there
Z-Poxy 30min 8oz Epoxy Resin PT39 for GRP to Wood

Deluxe Materials Aliphatic Resin - 500g (Economy) S-SE10 for wood to wood

Zap Formula 560 Canopy Glue PT56 for windows

Deluxe Materials Plastic Magic 40ml S-SE54A for styrene

That's what I use hope that helps
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#4

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Hi Carpcruncher,
I always use a 2 pack epoxy for fg to wood. The brand doesn't matter but a slow setting one will give more flexibility and not crack.
Cheers Colin.
Fair winds and calm waters,
COLIN.
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#3

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Hi Carpcruncher,
I think you have opened the floodgates now. LOL!!
You will get some great advice regarding adhesives.

So i will add to your request, I use two part epoxy for wood to fibreglass (Araldite).


Good luck with your Tug Portgarth.
Will you be doing a build log ?

Martin555.
If it looks right it probably is.
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#2

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You will get a lot of good answers to your glue needs.
I use Gorilla wood glue mostly.
"Goop" is another I use when cured remains flexible joins many materials together.
Two part epoxies (5 min) may be used to join parts.The epoxy heats when curing and may distort items in curing.
I believe La Pages has a canopy glue that dries clear for windows .
Hope this helps some.
Rick
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#1

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Hi All can someone please help me with my question
I shall be starting to build my model tug which is mmm Portgarth
the question is this is my first big build and I am not sure what glues to use such as wood to fiberglass hull and wood to wood also when I put the windows in what material should i use and glue for fitting them any help please
Tenchman
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