> > We are having trouble getting The DSL Shops urethane resin building kits to
> > hold together after gluing. Has anybody had good sucess gluing
> > Dale DeWitt
A caulk-like adhesive works well. Try LiQUID NAILS FOR SMALL PROJECTS which is
a brownish material with the consistency of bathtub caulk. Another good
product is E-6000, sold at plastic stores, which adheres well to slippery
smooth surfaces like plastic in addition to porous wood surfaces. Plain old
bathtub caulk will work also. I prefer a caulk-like adhesive when the surfaces
to be joined are somewhat rough and irregular. The caulk fills the gap and
holds well. The only downside is that it takes 48 hours to fully cure and
becomes hard. Slightly slower than 5-minute epoxy. But it will not come
loose. Good luck...Ed Loizeaux
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