Post by Aaron on Jun 30, 2005 16:36:10 GMT 12
Well you cant fault those reasons, seems like pretty sound thinking to me!
Do you think you'll need to go over the top with a second product (like with PVA doing a watered down top coat). I was told about this product (the name doesn't come to mind right now) that is a spray adhesive developed specifically for model railway scenery. It wouldn't do the job you are after as a glue for your board but was wondering if anyone had tried it?
apparently its pretty legendary, works along the lines of spray your board, add your material, then spray again. after you make the second spray it sets very hard. All the rage I was told (altho an expensive rage I imagine) the guy had sold out at the time so I cant even describe it sorry.
Do you think you'll need to go over the top with a second product (like with PVA doing a watered down top coat). I was told about this product (the name doesn't come to mind right now) that is a spray adhesive developed specifically for model railway scenery. It wouldn't do the job you are after as a glue for your board but was wondering if anyone had tried it?
apparently its pretty legendary, works along the lines of spray your board, add your material, then spray again. after you make the second spray it sets very hard. All the rage I was told (altho an expensive rage I imagine) the guy had sold out at the time so I cant even describe it sorry.
