E-6000 Spray?

[Tolo[TK]]

Hello troops, 

 

     Did someone of you tried this glue? I saw it at Home-Depot. I sprayed it on 2 scrap pieces of HIPS to see how it works and hold.

 

 

Eric

 

 

[CRXPanda[TK]]

I have it. It's latex based with water cleanup. I used it for my foam.

I had to spray both parts, let dry, then spray once and stick together. It works on my arm foam, we'll see how good the sniper plate foam stays (I have a bum kneecap so I put some thin white foam on the inside).

[Tolo[TK]]

I have it. It's latex based with water cleanup. I used it for my foam.

I had to spray both parts, let dry, then spray once and stick together. It works on my arm foam, we'll see how good the sniper plate foam stays (I have a bum kneecap so I put some thin white foam on the inside).

Thanks!

 

 

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[Tolo[TK]]

I had completely forgot to check my test pieces. The magnets were on them since thursday night. Took out the magnets and the parts separated immediately. 

[aliens8us]

I've always thought that the spray wouldn't be strong enough because it's in liquid form. I've always 'stuck' with the tube, as it is more liquid-gel.

[CRXPanda[TK]]

yeah. it's basically watered down Elmer's glue

[Nacho[TK]]

Well thats a disappointment. I am starting my build this week since I have a long weekend. Thought about using the E6000 in a syringe for better control when applying.

[justjoseph63[Staff]]

Not a bad idea, David!  Maybe one of those large ones used to inject marinade into meat would work.  Just be sure that it has a cap!

[Tolo[TK]]

Well thats a disappointment. I am starting my build this week since I have a long weekend. Thought about using the E6000 in a syringe for better control when applying.

Use the regular E-6000. Better off like that.

 

 

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