Can I use this glue for polystyrene?
1039271
I have never used it on polystyrene however it's a thick tacky glue so it might work.
2073779
You can but it probably won't hold very well. A hot glue gun works well for fabrics.
1211008
I wouldn't recommend it. The glue will peel off with a little effort after it dries though.
2101696
Hello,Yes, you should be able to use these glue sticks with that Glue gun. Otherwise you can do a smaller pack under ASIN# B000I1QA4G to test them out. Thanks
677699
Yes but it may disolve the Styrofoam. The adhesive specifically for Styrofoam may work better but that has not been my experience.
1917638
After having a 35 year career in miniatures building and teaching, I can guarantee that "Yes" glue is the ONLY glue I ever used!!! Fabulous. If too stiff, use hot water and dilute in VERY TINY increments stirring as you go until it becomes like thick syrup. A lot of book binders also use this glue. Cheers! Brooke Tucker
1195076
you can glue pretty match anything you want together , this is a magic glue, its white but drys clear. I was impressed with this glue.
1744421
I never tried to see if it would stick to any kind of Styrofoam or polystyrene. It very well might, it seems to stick well to just about everything. I just never tried that or had a reason to need it for that.
2101695
Hello, Yes, you should be able to use these glue sticks with that Glue gun. Otherwise you can do a smaller pack under ASIN# B000I1QA4G to test them out. Thanks
1945080
Well, I'm not an expert on metal objects James, but I do work with a product called Photo -etch metal in model building. When applying these small , thin, metal parts to styrene plastic, they recommend some kind of SUPER GLUE. There are many kinds of super glues out there, but the kind I use is through a website called Flex-i-Flile. The applicator is called a touch and flow. It is like a little tiny syringe that you fill with the glue and just touch it to the joint you are gluing together, and it flows into it by capillary action. My suggestion to you is to ask around your local hobby shop, and tell them what it is your trying to do, and see what they recommend. ......I hope this was helpful! Well, I'm not an expert on metal objects James, but I do work with a product called Photo -etch metal in model building. When applying these small , thin, metal parts to styrene plastic, they recommend some kind of SUPER GLUE. There are many kinds of super glues out there, but the kind I use is through a website called Flex-i-Flile. The applicator is called a touch and flow. It is like a little tiny syringe that you fill with the glue and just touch it to the joint you are gluing together, and it flows into it by capillary action. My suggestion to you is to ask around your local hobby shop,... » Read More Well, I'm not an expert on metal objects James, but I do work with a product called Photo -etch metal in model building. When applying these small , thin, metal parts to styrene plastic, they recommend some kind of SUPER GLUE. There are many kinds of super glues out there, but the kind I use is through a website called Flex-i-Flile. The applicator is called a touch and flow. It is like a little tiny syringe that you fill with the glue and just touch it to the joint you are gluing together, and it flows into it by capillary action. My suggestion to you is to ask around your local hobby shop, and tell them what it is your trying to do, and see what they recommend. ......I hope this was helpful! « Show Less
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The joint where the glue is won't be pliable. The plastic further away from the glue will be if that's the nature of the plastic.
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Not necessarily...you can but you risk melting the glue strip. It's best to wait and use heat to remove them.
672818
if super glue is safe this will be too. They are both CA glues. Sorry best answer I can give.
1898628
I used it on different plastics most are safe, some are not. It is not safe on polystyrene including transparent one, I tried. Acrylic was ok, if I remember right.I love this stuff and use it extensively for different cleaning needs, not just adhesive. For example removing shoe rubber scuff marks from walls and car panels.
492507
This glue would work perfectly well for that purpose. However, it is not clear and will dry with a brownish tone to it so any excess on the figurine would be quite visible.
1911854
Its designed not to bond. You can use it to make a mold of a pvc object without fear of adhesion. What are you trying to do specifically? I may be able to further assist.
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I would think so, the adhesive is very good. Follow the directions exactly and be sure you clean the area where you glue with a good solvent. I used acetone.