Gluing Parts??

"There is also an adhesive called Goop that works on all three but is sightly flexible when dry"

thought Goop was hand cleaner. did you mean Goo? as in Walthers Goo the model railroad supply catalog brand? that also stays a bit flexible but sticks to anything. it used to have Orange lettering now Blue so likely new safer formula as all companies are doing lately. https://www.walthers.com/goo-r-1oz-29-lml-tube

he means Goop...

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Amazing Goop has been around for 30 years or more. I remember using it when I had just graduated in 87, so it really can't be considered a new company. Maybe one little heard of if your not into adhesives but hardly new.

Walther's goo is also older with un-known history b4 bought out by Walther's but here its discussed on an Elmer's page as the strongest of 3 types of Rubber cement like contact cement and Amazing Goop dont even list Rubber use. http://www.girr.org/girr/tips/tips5/adh … tml#rubber

with CA adhesives they have many brands and uses from thin to thick/ slow to instant/ also kickers to speed set times to like OOPS too late lol these have thin applicator tubes & can be added to surface glue is already on but use a needle or pin instead so it dont wick into kicker tube and glue it shut or just do not allow the kicker drop to contact CA until drop is off kicker tube. also when buying CA products always buy a bottle of Remover/Acetone and keep it at ready while working with CA and somebody nearby to help you use it WHEN you stick yourself together as you likely wont have a free hand to do so. the stuff is invisible and finds its way everywhere. one trick I learned from a small Model railroad manufacturer 'RLW' when trying to glue a tiny pin into something and not wanting the CA to run down pin and glue another part. use small piece of paper like a Hole Punched circle as a washer to wick extra CA up b4 it can do so., then tare paper loose afterwards. and for clear plastic parts Testers makes an excellent adhesive for that and no more frosted/fogged windows can even make tiny windows with it like a bubble. and remember CA dont stick to smooth glass good so thats another tip found useful.

I was! "Gluing Parts??" is the OP. serious modelers can never have too many choices of Adhesives, Paints etc. and if another modeler can save Me from wasting time on all the junk that dont do what I need it for, 1 am all for that. just never had sites like this when I wasted all that time & Money.

Free advice from somebody in the know is Priceless.

I dont care if any of the manufacturers sell these products or not except for the ones that work great like advertised. just need to not confuse consumers with things like same name as other products or claiming something is the same product when its not. and amazing goop is not the same as Walthers Goo and the labels list materials they work on, only 1 lists Rubber so not the same. I have found if a product even made by same company has anything different on package there is something different about the 2 products and likely a different use requiring it.

ok kids.. lets play nice.

yes, there are a plethora of options out there to pick from, many with similar sounding names.

Research is your friend.