i got tamiya glue on my clear plastic

[durangod]

when i glued my windshield in the glue ran onto the clear plastic.

Superclean does not work, should i use my plastic polish

 

[urumomo]

Polishing it out is the only way .
hopefully it's not too deep

 

[durangod]

Polishing it out is the only way .
hopefully it's not too deep

thanks, i managed to get it out without breaking. next time im gonna tape up the plastic to stop this from happening again.

 

[urumomo]

Use a PVA glue for clear parts .
or even acrylic medium

 

[durangod]

Use a PVA glue for clear parts .
or even acrylic medium

ill get some, is course polish too much for it, should i just stick with fine?

 

[durangod]

looking better. It also had paint and glue mixed. Most of that came off by scrubbing with qtip with alchohol on it by hand. Once that was off i realized a qtip fits perfect in my tool so that makes things faster.



Here are the glues i have in the house. I also have wood glue, gorilla glue, and loctite extreme, shoe goo and similar glues in shop.



My apology but i have never heard of pva glue.

 

[Scratchbuilder]

Do not tape the plastic before using solvent glue, if it gets under the tape the mess will be twice as bad. PVA is the better solution or Gorilla clear...

 

[Jim62]

Just a tip for you, dip your clear parts in pledge before masking. Then if you get anything on them you can strip off the pledge and start over. That is if whatever you got on it won't penetrate the pledge, it also helps prevent fogging. So far I've had no issues doing it this way. Now dipping the clear parts is the first step of my build, so I don't forget.

 

[urumomo]

" My apology but i have never heard of pva glue. "
That's the Elmer's Glue All
" polyvinyl acetate "
All the white glues and yellow wood glues are PVA or PVAc , the c being a compound monomer with a vinyl alcohol mixed with the vinyl acetate ( yes , I know , eye glaze )


this is good stuff , dries completely clear and higher adhesion on plastic over Elmer's ,
https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catag...t=2&u=0&pg=2&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber_a&so=d&e=0
It is also a PVAc

 

[Old git]

looking better. It also had paint and glue mixed. Most of that came off by scrubbing with qtip with alchohol on it by hand. Once that was off i realized a qtip fits perfect in my tool so that makes things faster.

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Here are the glues i have in the house. I also have wood glue, gorilla glue, and loctite extreme, shoe goo and similar glues in shop.

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My apology but i have never heard of pva glue.

Hi PVA is white glue , normally used for woodwork also called Polyvinyl Adhesive. Great when mixed with water to make a suitable spray for applying static grass. I would use rubbing alcohol first again mixed with water to release the surface tension for that .

 

[durangod]

" My apology but i have never heard of pva glue. "
That's the Elmer's Glue All
" polyvinyl acetate "
All the white glues and yellow wood glues are PVA or PVAc , the c being a compound monomer with a vinyl alcohol mixed with the vinyl acetate ( yes , I know , eye glaze )


this is good stuff , dries completely clear and higher adhesion on plastic over Elmer's ,
https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catag...t=2&u=0&pg=2&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber_a&so=d&e=0
It is also a PVAc

Thank you for explaining

 

[Dminor9]

I use Testors Clear Parts Cement and Window Maker. Never had a problem. It does take 24 hours to cure properly.

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

looking better. It also had paint and glue mixed. Most of that came off by scrubbing with qtip with alchohol on it by hand. Once that was off i realized a qtip fits perfect in my tool so that makes things faster.

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Here are the glues i have in the house. I also have wood glue, gorilla glue, and loctite extreme, shoe goo and similar glues in shop.

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My apology but i have never heard of pva glue.

DO NOT USE SUPER GLUE ON CLEAR PARTS - including Gorilla Glue

 

[durangod]

@BlackSheepTwoOneFour
it was not superglue, it was tamiya. The only time i might use superglue on clear parts is when the superglue is only going to make contact with the stub of clear part and nothing else. For example a tail light on a bumper. I glue the back side only so not to fog up the front side. I never use SG on windows and stuff since i learned my lesson last month.

 

[Edbert]

I think it was Tim here who recommended it, but for the last month or so I've been using this instead of Elmer's (PVA) for clear parts.

So far I am loving it, thanks Tim!

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

I think it was Tim here who recommended it, but for the last month or so I've been using this instead of Elmer's (PVA) for clear parts.

So far I am loving it, thanks Tim!

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Meh… not bad but not the greatest. I use this stuff occasionally:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catag...t=2&u=0&pg=2&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber_a&so=d&e=0

 

[Edbert]

I do use PVA for stuff I intend to disconnect later.

Like putting landing gear covers on (as if in flight mode) to paint and then pulling them off without damage and peeling the glue off with a fingernail.

 

[durangod]

Meh… not bad but not the greatest. I use this stuff occasionally:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catag...t=2&u=0&pg=2&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber_a&so=d&e=0

its not cheap is it lol, 2oz bottle 9 to 14 bucks, tiny bottle for that much. But nothing is cheap now days, burger n shake yesterday was 15 bucks.

 

[durangod]

i ordered both products, and some finger protectors

 

[urumomo]

Better price ---> https://cpadhesives.com/products/cp-0101-white-industrial-aliphatic-resin-pvac