Is this the best glue for a porcelian figurine...the head broke off...Thank you for your answers...Susan
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I think this would be a great choice for porcelain. I used it to repair the handle of a cup my grandmother got me many years ago. I'm not sure what it's made of. I'm not sure if it's porcelain, china or ceramic (I have a moldy brain...), but it is of that type of material and it worked for me. Very clear and sticks where you put it; my handle is a little off but it is stuck on there and fixed.
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I don't think it matters much which kind of glue you use. I have used both in assembling these models, but prefer wood glue. The instructions will show you how to tighten the tissue---pay attention to how they tell you to glue it to the wings and other parts--basically you attach it, spray it with water and you instantly have a beautiful model.
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Donna is right, glue didn't work. I personally thought these were cheap and wouldn't order them again. Fyi.
859033
Being that it is mostly made for display purposes it can be fragile in some aspects. For the most part they hold together very well. The only thing I would say to be careful with is some of the joints, like swapping the hands a lot can wear on the pegs and some have been known to break that way. I have several Sh Figuarts and so far not a single one has broke yet.
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I bought it for the same thing to use as a prop. It doesn't mold well. The doll has stretchy cord inside its limbs which allows you to bend it. The head is also very small and not a true newborn size if you need it for hats. Which is what I make.
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It sets up quite fast. Be sure it does not glue your fingers to the statue fingers. If the statue has small fingers it might be advisable to use tweezers while setting the fingers into place. Clean the break with alcohol unless it will harm the finish, but be certain there is no dirt or any foreign material in the area you are gluing. Hold the tweezers in place until the glue sets up, I would probably hold it in place for a minute just to be sure it does not fall off and break more than it has already. Hope this helps.
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I will have to ask my granddaughter, she has the necklace we made. Be i've not heard her say anything about it coming apart. It was so cool how this works we really had fun making the paper beads.
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What is glue paste used for? I bought this mold to use for soap. I've used both melt and pour and hot process soap in it. The melt and pour soap is very liquidy and hot. Hot process is thicker and not as hot. The mold is extremely flexible and the soaps popped right out. Maybe some of these experiences will help you. Sorry I can't offer more. Good luck!
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I'm not selling one. I bought two off Amazon. Both were version 2, the first arrived broken, and the replacement broke after one transformation. I was hoping version 2 would be better than the version one I had, that also broke, but it's just as overly fragile. Both versions of the figure rely on small thin, and weak hinges. I really would recommend not buying the figure, I wanted to love Masterpiece Rodimus, but this mold is just too flawed. I'm hoping Takara/Hasbro produces a new MP Rodimus mold sometime in the future.
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Model glue won't work. You can use epoxy or super glue. Something like Gorilla Glue would also work.
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I'm not sure this would be the best glue for a project like that. I believe there may be better choices out there for your purpose, depending on how well you need the glue to hold. To me, this glue is much like standard school glue, but is clear. I was pleased with its performance as a school-type glue for light use. I'm just not sure whether it would hold your Lego pieces together over the long term.
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Any normal model glue, such as Testors or Tamaiya, should be fine. You could either paint it with either enamel or acrylic model/hobby paints. (I think acrylic gives a better look for something like this, but that's just personal preference.) Colors can either be those suggested (can't recall if it lists colors on the box or only in the instructions, which I don't have on hand) or you could look at photos or paintings of Viking craft and see if there's an alternate paint scheme that is more appealing. Hope that helps--and hope the person getting this has fun with it!
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We've had similar things happen and my husband used a strong glue for some parts, others, he had to come up with something on his own. We ended up buying another one when it became "no longer fixable"; which we are not happy with - the previous one was terrific, why they changed it, I don't know !!! I don't know if there are any replacement parts available; you could try to contact the manufacturer.
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Yes, This was my first figma, so I did not know the quality. I also wanted to know why this was $50 and the fakes on ebay are around $20. I ordered a fake one from ebay, and this one, and knowing nothing else prior about figmas, it was plainly obvious it was real even from the box, whereas with the fake, the boxes are very cheep, and when I ordered the fake its head fell off as I took it out of the box. With this figure it is still in the same pose that I left it in months ago, and thats even after using the figure in stop motions and things that usually wear down the joints and make them loose.
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I have fake hair wigs. can this be use with fake hair wigs ( not real hair ) 1 of wigs is liken to plastic. I do not want to melt nor deslove any part of wig. Let me know. e mail me. I seldom read post I normal will not scroll but just read 1st thig that pops up o saler web page store. Thank You.Wal mart has a wig glue but non of emloyes's that work in that depart knows nothing about hair care products that they sale.
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I did. :) I bought it for that exact reason. My students loved it. We mixed it with putty instead of slime, but it would probably work with slime, too.
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Yes, This was my first figma, so I did not know the quality. I also wanted to know why this was $50 and the fakes on ebay are around $20. I ordered a fake one from ebay, and this one, and knowing nothing else prior about figmas, it was plainly obvious it was real even from the box, whereas with the fake, the boxes are very cheep, and when I ordered the fake its head fell off as I took it out of the box. With this figure it is still in the same pose that I left it in months ago, and thats even after using the figure in stop motions and things that usually wear down the joints and make them loose. Yes, This was my first figma, so I did not know the quality. I also wanted to know why this was $50 and the fakes on ebay are around $20. I ordered a fake one from ebay, and this one, and knowing nothing else prior about figmas, it was plainly obvious it was real even from the box, whereas with the fake, the boxes are very cheep, and when I ordered the fake its head fell off as I took it out of the box. With this figure it is still in the same pose that I left it in months ago, and thats even after using the figure in stop motions and things that usually wear down the joints and make them... » Read More Yes, This was my first figma, so I did not know the quality. I also wanted to know why this was $50 and the fakes on ebay are around $20. I ordered a fake one from ebay, and this one, and knowing nothing else prior about figmas, it was plainly obvious it was real even from the box, whereas with the fake, the boxes are very cheep, and when I ordered the fake its head fell off as I took it out of the box. With this figure it is still in the same pose that I left it in months ago, and thats even after using the figure in stop motions and things that usually wear down the joints and make them loose. « Show Less