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Kev
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by Kev Thu Jan 03, 08 2:15 pm
Can't remember which glue to use on expanded polystyrene. My HairyCopter is in need of repair!!
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by Dave-R Thu Jan 03, 08 2:32 pm
I don't know but whatever you do use don't try the polystyrene cement you use for plastic model kits. That stuff eats into expanded polystyrene like the blood from the Alien Bananarama!!
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by latil Thu Jan 03, 08 2:42 pm
Is it the same as the stuff B&Q sell for coving and ceiling tiles? I'm sure it's water based,not pva.
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by Kev Thu Jan 03, 08 2:42 pm
Yep! I remember that!!
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by mad machs Thu Jan 03, 08 3:13 pm
Thought PVA would do the trick Kev?
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by Ivor Thu Jan 03, 08 3:18 pm
I knew Mike would know!
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by latil Thu Jan 03, 08 3:25 pm
Liquid latex works. Get it from carpet or wool shops.
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by Anonymous Thu Jan 03, 08 3:33 pm
latil wrote: Liquid latex works
No need to get kinky here lad..save it for the shed!!
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by latil Thu Jan 03, 08 3:35 pm
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
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by Kev Thu Jan 03, 08 4:02 pm
These bits have started snapping.
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by Kev Thu Jan 03, 08 4:09 pm
Balsa cement would work, I'd thought?
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by Ivor Thu Jan 03, 08 4:15 pm
A word to the wise Kev, don't fly them outside when it's a bit breezy we lost the signal on one of ours in about five seconds and it was last seen flying towards Luton
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by Cannonball Thu Jan 03, 08 4:23 pm
that is a littleun kev
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by Kev Thu Jan 03, 08 4:59 pm
Cannonball wrote: that is a littleun kev
And a small hairycopter too!
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by Anonymous Thu Jan 03, 08 5:10 pm
PVA will work, but I don't know if it's strong enough for that part. Maybe do a test on super glue or something like that.
