Reddit reviews Gorilla Original Waterproof Polyurethane Glue, 4 ounce Bottle, Brown, (Pack of 1)
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Incredibly strong and versatile; The leading multi-purpose waterproof glueBest for tough repairs on dissimilar surfaces, both indoors and out100% Waterproof; Doesn't break down when exposed to outdoor elementsVersatile; Easily bonds wood, stone, metal, ceramic, foam, glass, concrete and much more!Incredibly Strong: Expands 3 times into the materials to form an incredibly strong bond
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one more thing you can do , especially on tricky parts, or parts that you have unsuccessfully mated is :
take a hobby knife or exacto, and make several dozen marks on the surface area (only where it will be covered up by the other part of course) make like a "cross-hatch" pattern of score marks with your blade on the matting surfaces of both parts.
that gives the glue hundreds of little valleys to seep down into and make an extra strong bond.
If that doesnt work, lol, then you have to pin it.
If THAT doesnt work, you just need to quit this hobby and go back to your PS4.
I really fail to understand your issue with the gorilla glue, i think it is the BOMB.
Are you using THIS???
http://www.amazon.com/4-oz-Original-Gorilla-Glue/dp/B0001GAYRC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1422669512&sr=8-4&keywords=gorilla+super+glue
Thats not what you want!!
You want THIS
http://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-7805001-15g-Super-Glue/dp/B001IY82FM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422669512&sr=8-1&keywords=gorilla+super+glue
Another reason i love the gorilla superglue is it doesnt make nearly as much cyoacrylate stain (white stain from the fume or offgassing of the glue while curing)
I dont know why im talking so much about glue tonight.
I've been experimenting with different things.
Plastruct Plastic Weld makes a pretty solid bond. The only time I've had trouble with it is lately while trying to bond sections of a sword blade that are 0.3" thick and 3" wide. The sections with the most stress on them can snap if I let it flex enough.
I used Gorilla Glue to glue together pieces that left gaps. It expands and fills, so that was handy. The bond seemed strong, so I'm going to try that on the blade pieces next.
I've also used Loctite gel control super glue and it worked fairly well, but I don't believe the bond is as strong as Plastic Weld.
As for finishing prints, my current method is to use XTC 3D to smooth the print. After that, I prime, sand, and paint using spray paints. I will probably get an airbrush soon to try for nicer looking paint jobs.
This should work
My SO is a chef, in all reality they rarely can reattach tips of fingers. :-)
They've leveraged their brand to sell tapes and other adhesives, but this is actual gorilla glue https://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Original-Waterproof-Polyurethane-Bottle/dp/B0001GAYRC
That stuff expands into a foam and hardens. It would destroy your model.
Gorilla Glue
When in doubt, I use Gorilla Glue.
You might try testing it on a couple of scrap pieces first.