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Post by shortliner on Aug 7, 2024 19:36:38 GMT
Some of you use super glue which permanently glues them to seats but also might gas out and cloud the windows while others hot glue the figures to hold them secure and figures can be removed if the need arises. I have heard some people use white glue too while others use nonpermanent sticky dots but has anyone had experience using museum wax to fix your passengers to their seats? I want my figures not to become loose in their seats but also be removable without leaving visible marring or damage if I should ever want to remove them. What do you suggest I use?
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Post by Country Joe on Aug 7, 2024 19:59:29 GMT
I use Aileen’s Fast Grab Tacky Glue.
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Post by runamuckchuck on Aug 7, 2024 20:48:40 GMT
Not Museum wax, but Lemax offers a sticky wax which I believe may be similar.
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Post by rtraincollector on Aug 7, 2024 20:50:36 GMT
Model glue, like tester's
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Post by harborbelt70 on Aug 8, 2024 4:16:14 GMT
Some of you use super glue which permanently glues them to seats but also might gas out and cloud the windows while others hot glue the figures to hold them secure and figures can be removed if the need arises. I have heard some people use white glue too while others use nonpermanent sticky dots but has anyone had experience using museum wax to fix your passengers to their seats? I want my figures not to become loose in their seats but also be removable without leaving visible marring or damage if I should ever want to remove them. What do you suggest I use?
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Post by healey36 on Aug 8, 2024 8:49:06 GMT
Some of you use super glue which permanently glues them to seats but also might gas out and cloud the windows while others hot glue the figures to hold them secure and figures can be removed if the need arises. I have heard some people use white glue too while others use nonpermanent sticky dots but has anyone had experience using museum wax to fix your passengers to their seats? I want my figures not to become loose in their seats but also be removable without leaving visible marring or damage if I should ever want to remove them. What do you suggest I use? Hmmm...that's very interesting. I never realized that. I've not used contact cement on any project, but certainly something that one should be aware of. Thanks.
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Post by david1 on Aug 8, 2024 16:10:22 GMT
I installed over 100+ passengers in my MTH Pennsylvania passenger cars and I use only plastic glue. let them sit for 3 days before putting them together.
Dave
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Post by atsda on Aug 9, 2024 0:41:37 GMT
shortliner, I cannot add anything to the thread - all of my passengers are sillouettes on plastic window strips. Alfred
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Post by superwarp1 on Aug 9, 2024 11:38:24 GMT
I use RTV3145 or RTV3140. Good stuff, holds very well and can be removed with a little effort. Stuff expensive, used in the electronics field but I get it free at work when the shelf life expires even though it last for ever.
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Post by Sir James on Aug 9, 2024 13:47:47 GMT
Clear silicon comes off easy if you need to.
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