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Model Railroading > 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator)Date: 01/09/21 22:50 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: K3HX When I worked at a medical device company in the prototype lab, we used an adhesive similiar to
"crazy glue" which would hold a part in position instantly when the joint was sprayed with part 2. I would be grateful to know a trade name for this product and a dealer that offers it by mail order. Be Well, Tim Colbert K3HX Date: 01/10/21 01:02 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: brfriedm Most hobby shops sell it but I do not have one so I buy mine from Micromark.
https://www.micromark.com/Zip-Kicker-Super-Glue-Accelerator-8-oz-Liquid https://www.micromark.com/2-oz-Zip-Kicker-Super-Glue-Accelerator-Spray Bruce Date: 01/10/21 02:19 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: Lighter CA and CA accelerator. Many, many, many brands. Micro-Mark, Amazon, your local hobby shop, your mail-order hobby shop, Lowes, etc. You might even find it in your local grocery. AC and accelerator do not have to be the same brand.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/10/21 02:20 by Lighter. Date: 01/10/21 08:56 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: K3HX Thanks to brfriedm and Lighter. Just what I needed to know.
Be Well, Tim Colbert K3HX Date: 01/10/21 10:00 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: sarailfan Baking soda also works as an accelerator for CA, but does leave a rougher surface on the joint.
Posted from Android Darren Boes Lethbridge, AB Southern Alberta Railfan Date: 01/11/21 05:06 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: Arved There's also Cypox. Mike Rose has tips on how to use it on his website:
https://www.mrhobby.com/store.php/MikeRoseHobbies/pg10120/cypox-tips-amp-techniques Arved Grass Fleming Island, FL Date: 01/11/21 19:00 Re: 2-Part adhesive (spray cure accelerator) Author: jmj3293 Try AkFix. Amazon has it and it works great. I use it at the layout to fix parts that I break as well as model builds. No mess and it goes a long way.
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