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Anonymous 21/06/06 (Sun)15:54 No. 2934 Anonymous
6th June 2021
Sunday 3:54 pm 2934

Shedlads, I'm out of my depth.
I need to glue some perspex parts together, so was looking at some acrylic cement to get a strong, airtight join.
But I wonder, will poly cement do the same job? I already have loads of that from my little toy soldiers. I don't have any spare material to test it on annoyingly.

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>>	Anonymous 21/06/06 (Sun)17:42 No. 2935 Anonymous 6th June 2021 Sunday 5:42 pm 2935 71KKUJOhcaL._AC_SL1500_.jpg You'll need a proper acrylic cement, unless you don't mind the glue causing the perspex to get cloudy. Otherwise you could use superglue to do the job. Poly cement won't do it though.

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