Barge Cement, or other contact cement. Dirt simple, tough, resilient, flexible, high tensile strength, and only tiny microdrops are more than sufficient Run, don’t walk. Denny Denny S. Anspach

Andy I've never heard of this before... sounds like something my dentist would use! Tell us more. :-)

Yes, it's the distributing valve for the brake system. The distributing valve for No. 6 equipment was combined with a cast equalizing reservoir. This is essentially the same part as was mounted under

OK, this will be two strikes against me because it is non-steam related and non-freight car related. But if anyone has the answer, it's youz gize! I've noticed that on some RS2s there is a nest of

Tim O'Connor wrote: Tim, this is just silly. It's like saying, "CA is just a clear glue that's strong." I experimented with different white glues, including the ones sold in craft stores called

Hi,   Microscale Krystal Klear is identical to canopy glue.  A form of white glue that dries clear.  I consider it to be an essential tool in my "arsenal".   It is sold to be used as window

Schuyler As you know, I have been experimenting with UV sensitive glue for a few weeks now and it has been fantastic in most applications. While I haven't tried it for running boards, it seems

Schuyler, I've had very good luck with CA etch-to-etchapplications. For example, some Plano MORTON running boards come with a separate"flange" that is applied lengthwise to the running board to

Microscale Krystal Klear is exactly the same stuff. I use theminterchangeably. The canopy glue containers seem to dry out, while the Microscale adhesiveis in a container with a screw top and stays

Schuyler "Canopy Glue" is just a white glue that dries clear.There are MANY brands with similar qualities. But I agree it works just fine for me. CA alwaysfails, given enough time and temperature

CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED John; I agree. I used that first based on his recommendation, on a PRR F3B Phase 1 grille set from Paul back in the day, and have been using it on etched r/b's ever

Gentlemen, I realize I'm old but I've been using contact cement thinned with lacquer thinner for roofwalks, Farr grills and other non-like surfaces for years, even the Kadee roofwalks to non Kadee

Thank you Marty! Brent Dr. J. Brent Greer

Based on a recommendation from Paul Lubliner (owner of Highliner models) I use MicroScale Micro Liquitape, with great success. The grill or roofwalk may come off with rough handling, but sticks right

Brett, When we were having lots of issues with etched metal running boards and locomotive grills popping off due to extreme temperature shifts in shipping product back in my days at Intermountain we

Thanks Ben ! (and Tony !!) Brent ________________________________ Dr. J. Brent Greer

Brent Greer asked: "Is there a brand name for canopy glue that you prefer? I've never used it before and my local hobby store owner gave me a puzzled blank stare when I attempted to enquire about it

I use canopy glue also. My favorite is " Pacer, Formula 560" Bryian Sones Union Pacific Prototype Modeler Murrieta, CA On Tuesday, December 19, 2017 1:21 AM, "Brent Greer studegator@...

Is there a brand name for canopy glue that you prefer? I've never used it before and my local hobby store owner gave me a puzzled blank stare when I attempted to enquire about it with him. Brent

Canopy glue, best by far. CA will eventually let loose with expansion and contraction, canopy glue will stay glued, it's flexible. Voice of experience. Tony Thompson