Magic-Tac

Magic-Tac

Woodland gives this product the trade name of the range, so the name alone does not reveal what kind of bond it makes or what exactly it is intended for. What is certain is its purpose: it belongs among the glues for other materials, that is among the binders used in modeling and in building dioramas wherever plastic is not being glued to plastic. Typically that means work with paper, cardboard, wood, textile, foam media and scenic materials. What the product joins and how firmly is given only by the text on the packaging, so read it before the first use.

Use

• Clean the surfaces of dust and grease before gluing, otherwise the joint will not hold.
• Apply thinly and in sections, because an excess is harder to hide and takes longer to set.
• On absorbent materials such as cardboard or wood, expect greater consumption than on a smooth surface.
• Hold the joint after gluing or weight it lightly until it has firmed up.
• Wipe tools and drips immediately, while the medium is still fresh.
• Close the rest of the package so that the product does not dry out inside it.

Who it is for

It will be appreciated by builders of dioramas and models who need to join scenic materials outside the scope of classic plastic glue, and by modelers who make their own bases, terrain and accessories. It is a good idea to keep one such product at hand alongside plastic glue and cyanoacrylate glue, because each of them deals with a different group of materials.

Before use, read the manufacturer's instructions and warnings on the packaging. Work in a ventilated space, protect your work surface and keep the product out of the reach of children.