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Old 01-30-2016, 06:56 PM   #1
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Default rc4wd beast body build?

I have 2 bottles of plastruct bondene.

Should I follow the directions on the bottle(assemble, then apply glue) or is there some other technique I should follow?


Any advice from people that have built the body/other styrene bodies?
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Old 02-02-2016, 03:31 PM   #2
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Default Re: rc4wd beast body build?

Yeah assemble the peices and brush the bondene into the joints. It will get pulled along the seams by capilary action. It will melt the plastic together. I like to wiggle and press the 2 peices together fairly hard after applying the welder to assure a good bond. Almost like mixing the melted plastic together if that makes sense. Once the welder has all evaporated youll basically have a bond as strong as the plastic itself. Personally I prefer tenax over bondene. I feel it evaporates faster, which lets me construct things a bit quicker. But the bondene will work just fine. GL
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