Cyano applicator

Started by Spiros Pendedekas · 10 · 2 years ago · Cyano applicator
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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years ago:

    I use leftover bits of stretched sprue as cyano applicators

    Having various sizes to my liking, they are easier and more precise to use than, say, toothpicks. I just dip them into the cyano bottle... ...and apply the droplet... ...then wipe the "applicator" with a paper napkin...

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    John vd Biggelaar said 2 years ago:

    Great tip, Spiros @fiveten
    Nice way to precisely apply the glue.
    This will also prevent the cap of the CA glue from getting constipated.

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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years ago:

    Thanks my friend @johnb!

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    Cricket said 2 years ago:

    @fiveten…another great one Spiros!

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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years ago:

    Thanks my friend @bikequeen!

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    Eric Berg said 2 years ago:

    Clever idea Spiros @fiveten. Lord knows, I have plenty of those around.

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    Bernard Bedeur said 2 years ago:

    Nice idea. Still working out when to use this kind of glue…

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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years ago:

    Thanks my friends @eb801 and @bernardbedeur!
    Cyano can be even used as filler!

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    Eric Berg said 2 years ago:

    Cyano does work great as filler especially in panel lines but the stuff does take a bit of extra elbow grease to sand it smooth.

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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years ago:

    Absolutely true, my friend @eb801! Many times I ended sanding the surrounding plastic more than the stuff itself. It IS harder than styrene. I used to find it useful at challenging gaps, like some nasty wing root ones...