Liquid Poly Bottle 28ml
£41.00 Original price was: £41.00.£39.00Current price is: £39.00.
The product is a low viscosity version of Humbrol Poly Cement to enable application by brush.
Liquid Poly Bottle 28ml
£41.00Original price was: £41.00.£39.00Current price is: £39.00.Request a Call Back
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Liquid Poly Bottle 28ml
£41.00Original price was: £41.00.£39.00Current price is: £39.00.Ask a Question
Usage: A solvent-based cement suitable for plastic model kits only. The product is a low viscosity version of Humbrol Poly Cement to enable application by brush.
Substrate: Common plastics used to manufacture model kits including polystyrene and ABS. The product works by melting the plastic on application and ‘welding’ two glued pieces of plastic together to form a strong bond.
Coverage: Depends on thickness of application. Application Directly onto plastic model kits. An integral brush is supplied. A cocktail stick can be useful to apply sparingly to small areas or fine details.
Drying time: Surface dry in 10-20 minutes. Fully dry in 1 hour. Drying times will vary according to ambient temperature and humidity.How to clean: Can be removed if not fully dry by re-dissolving with more Liquid Poly or Poly Cement. Permanent once dry.
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