Micro-Mark® Same Stuff Professional Plastic Welder Refill, 2 fl. oz.

This is one of the few products out there to still contain methylene chloride.This is a substance that is highly toxic, but is also easily the most effective for binding/softening the widest variety of plastics. It used to be used in paint strippers, but was banned for that use after several poisonings.I get why that happened, but it's a shame, because properly used (gloves, ventilation), it is extremely effective and can be relatively safe.I imagine that given the banning in strippers that this product will eventually be banned as well, so I recommend to stock up on it while you still can!

This glue works great on cast acrylic sheets, 0.3mm PLA sheets, even whatever plastic Beats translucent buds are made of (my guess is either acrylic or PET). Just get them if you work with transparent stuff!

Good solvent welding, I like the built in brush

This solvent (not a glue) works perfectly for the plastics in most model kits, welding parts together with a set time of about 15 seconds. I would give it 5 stars, except for the fact that the brush, which is part of the cap, is too large for small parts. Either a smaller brush or a hypodermic needle would make it a 5 star product.

Amazon made me edit this review because it didn't meet community standards. The headline basically stated what I thought of USPS delivery. Had to drive 11 miles to get my package. With that being said the product is great! I would suggest for the vendor to find another shipping method

All of the pieces of cast acrylic I used this on, fell off within a day.

This glue is great for fuselages. Hold the model together and brush a small amount of glue over the seam. The capillary action will take the glue into the seam. Hold it for about 10 seconds and you should have a good bond for your parts. The image shows the front half of an F104 fuselage during construction. The glue was used to bond the two front halves together.

I am not sure what all is in this witches brew of solvents. All I know is that is the most effective adhesive for styrene. The parts must be close fitting as it is a welder and does not fill gaps. I have used it for years. I think it may be methylene chloride but I am not sure. Just based on odor.Does not matter to me much as I just expect it to work. This does. Quite well.