Sekundové lepidlo Bison super Glue, blistr 3g

Bison Super Glue — super glue, 3 g blister

A super glue from Bison based on cyanoacrylate, supplied in a blister weighing 3 g. It is modeling chemistry, not a kit. Bison is an ordinary household and workshop brand, but in modeling it does exactly what classic cement for plastic cannot: cyanoacrylate bonds resin, metal, brass photo-etched parts and parts from a 3D print. Liquid cement for polystyrene does not attack these materials, and so it does not hold on them and the joint falls apart. Cyanoacrylate, by contrast, creates a strong joint by curing chemically and works between different materials too (a photo-etched part on plastic, for instance).

Use

• Resin and 3D prints — bonding resin accessories, mating surfaces and parts from a printer.
• Metal and photo-etched parts — brass and steel parts, buckles, handles, wire bracing, clasps and antennas.
• Mixed joints — a photo-etched part on plastic, metal on resin, wire into plastic.
• Dose it minimally. Cyanoacrylate wicks strongly and an excess spreads over the surface. Put a drop on a waste surface and transfer it to the joint with a pin or a toothpick.
• The surfaces being bonded have to be clean, dry and degreased. Roughen smooth, glossy surfaces first.
• Do not use it on glazing and clear parts. The vapors of curing cyanoacrylate condense on a cool surface and a clear part turns permanently white or fogged, which ruins a canopy for good. For a canopy use a cement intended for clear parts.
• Bear in mind that an ordinary cyanoacrylate is hard and brittle once cured. The joint holds firmly in tension but cracks under impact or bending; on stressed parts (landing gear, beams) it is better to secure the joint mechanically with a wire pin.

Who it is for

For any modeler who builds from resin, metal, photo-etched parts or 3D prints, or who adds parts of other materials to a plastic kit. The small 3 g size has the advantage that it gets used up before the glue in an opened package ages. It also suits small repairs around the house.

Safety — read carefully. Cyanoacrylate bonds skin, fingers and eyelids instantly; never pull bonded fingers apart by force. The vapors irritate the eyes, mucous membranes and airways. Work in a well-ventilated room, protect your eyes and avoid contact with the skin; gloves are advisable. Do not glue above clear parts. Keep in a tightly closed package, out of the reach of children. If it gets in the eyes, rinse immediately with water and seek medical help.