Testors 3507AT Liquid Cement for Plastic Models, 1-Ounce

Use with tips. Works well. Model car use.

works great

You can't go wrong with tester cement. It's easy to use and put in the spot you want it. The smell is not overpowering and hold very well. I would say the price is worth it. It sticks like it should and it hard to pull apart if you let it set to long. Others I would say this is the best for models and what not. Not to runny and not to thick.

It does what it's meant to do glue model cars together however I seem to remember a metal tube one that you didn't have to cut but know they got a plastic tube attached that you have to cut hopefully you don't cut too far down or you'll end up with a liquid glue bomb but all in all I'm satisfied I'm happy I knew how much to cut off the tip also one downfall is the straw cleaner it ain't even long enough to reach the bottom of the tube therefore I resorted to a previous solution when I would loose it I use a wire bread tie just clean of the paper coating and bare the wire works amazing

If you are building GW plastics or similar (mantic, warlord, and wargames Atlantic as well as Northstar have some kits of the same material) this is the best glue to use. If you can find model master testers with the metal tip it's even better. Not applicable for the resin hybrid plastics like privateer press tend to use

Have used this product for many years and, will not use any other

Try to find ‘Model Masters’ liquid cement before settling with this.CONS: applicator not precise, requires excessive force to get cement out, *does NOT allow you to do precise work and your model may get a little messy since you cannot control this easily*PROS: I am able to use it.3 stars because at the end of the day I am able to build my models and it does work, but very disappointed with the process.Recommend the brand ‘model masters’ their applicator is metal and allows for higher levels of control and flow with ease.

Small tip for small places