Model glue

I will definitely get a tube and try it on my next plastic repair job. Thanks for the tip, Bill. 👍

Bill, Does Stu specifically recommend plumbing Goop or will any Goop work?

Very timely as I just received  an item from an ebay sale and a couple of small plastic parts had come off. I tried a TruValue store but did not see anything that I remembered as being "model cement"; they may have had GOOP, but it was not something that i was familiar with so did not pay any attention to it. Anyway, thank you; I will get some of this the next time I go to town.

There is Automotive Goop & Plumbing Goop.    I have both and just grab which ever one is closest... their properties are very similar.   Adheres to practically anything, is very strong and remains flexible for many years. Handy stuff.  Loews & Home Depot carry it... as do most (if not all) of the Automotive stores.

I have used GOOP for a variety of tasks, as stated, a big tube is cheap.  I especially like that it adheres to most materials.

And another class lesson that makes this blog so interesting and valuable!  Gotta remember this. Get some Goop!  I can see use for plumbing equates to plastic, but metal and wood?  Timely, as l have a structure whose model glue assembly is in slow motion explosion.

I always pass over this in the glue aisle, but I guess I'll have to give it a try now!