What glue for foam kits?
 

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What glue (epoxy preferred) would be best for joining the fuselage and wing halves together for the above plane kit?

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

Just about any Foam Safe CA will be more than adequate for joining the wing halves on this plane, as well as the rest of the parts for the plane. You could use epoxy, but it's probably one of the heavier adhesives for foam construction.

Ken

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

epoxy is best but elemers all (the white stuff) would work just fine

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

Most GWS airplane kits come with "contact cement" included in the box. You apply the clear glue to the two pieces you want to join together, you trial fit the two together and let the cement intermingle on the two pieces, then pull them apart for about 15 minutes. The contact cement then starts to cure and you put the pieces back together and the two parts bond.

It's weird stuff, but it's supposed to work well if you use it right. The only problem is there usually isn't any instruction with regard to how to use the glue.

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

Epoxy and toothpicks are a must for foamies and new flyers.

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

I've used gorilla glue on a few foamies.. Works VERY well..

RE: What glue for foam kits?
 

Do the glue joints show up yellowish?