Zapf Creation ZAP Glue ZAP Formula 560 Canopy Glue PAAPT56 Misc. Adhesives Fillers

An amazing glue for modelers. Dries clear. Bonds most surfaces.

This stuff is Elmers glue on steroids. It glues just about any thing. It's stronger than super glue. The catch it takes long to dry. So glue the part kick back do what u got to do,maybe chase some one around the house. But when this glue is done drying, that part will not come apart. It has no smell, cleans up with water. drys clear as a glass of ice water. & its cheap too. Get some.

Bought this for binding repair on my Martin guitar. Worked well. Bonds plastic to wood and even glass. Water cleanup

Canopy Glue - excellent for it's purpose.

Great glue to keep the model canopies clear and not foggy so works great for that and I'm sure a lot of things you need to keep clear while gluing together.

Fantastic canopy glue (clear parts glue) for plastic models. Dries completely clear. Remains somewhat flexible. And it has kind of a rubbery finish that allows it to be peeled off of anything you didn't want it on. Works great for plastic models.

Great glue for my 3d prints. It doesn't turn the plastic white like CA glue and it holds well. I have been using it on 3d printed RC car parts and it has worked really well.

I've gone through several bottles of this stuff since getting back into the model airplane hobby 8 years ago. At first I assumed that "canopy glue" was no different than other white glues, like Elmers. But that's not the case. It has very strong adhesion, dries very clear, and excess can be cleaned up with water. About the only "price" you pay for this is that it takes overnight, at minimum, to dry -- so you have to be able to tape, pin, or screw the part in place while the glue sets. I've used painters tape for this, and if necessary, after the main glue is dry, remove the tape and add a little where the tape was using a fine brush.In addition to canopies, I've found the adhesion qualities for some materials make it useful for other small detail or plastic parts, like servo "hatch" covers, especially where (with some prying) you may want to remove the part at some time in the future.