Cannopy glue

[Guest]

I use CA Glue that doesn't fog as well.

[John]

Ah but what about bob smith industries super gold +? Thats the one im refering to. It dries a lot quicker than formula 560

Sorry just say the 360, I will contact them see how much it will cost to get over here

[John]

They have a UK website, it’s not cheap http://www.bsi-inc.co.uk/adhesives/b...ll-ca-2oz.html

[Thorbrand]

They have a UK website, it’s not cheap http://www.bsi-inc.co.uk/adhesives/b...ll-ca-2oz.html

I would say considering you would only use it for clear parts it would last a while. I think the price reflects the fact its made in the USA so there's import duty. I think for you to sell it it would probably be one of the most expensive adhesives you have to offer. Mine cost just under £9 which is pricey so not much room for profit your end unless you buy a few boxes of it

[John]

I would say considering you would only use it for clear parts it would last a while. I think the price reflects the fact its made in the USA so there's import duty. I think for you to sell it it would probably be one of the most expensive adhesives you have to offer. Mine cost just under £9 which is pricey so not much room for profit your end unless you buy a few boxes of it

What size was that for? The 1/2oz is £7.50 and the 1oz £13.50

[Thorbrand]

it was the 1/2 oz one. I got mine from ebay from a third party seller who sells RC stuff hence the price being over £7.50

[John]

it was the 1/2 oz one. I got mine from ebay from a third party seller who sells RC stuff hence the price being over £7.50

It does look good stuff, I've ordered some and will have it in stock in a few days, I don't think it's that expensive, the Deluxe CA has a retail of £7.99 for 20g, I don't know what that is in ounce's

[stillp]

28g to an ounce in weight, not sure of the weight of a US fluid ounce though.

Pete

[stillp]

From Wikipedia: "A US fluid ounce is 1⁄16of a US fluid pint and 1⁄128 of a US liquid gallon or approximately 29.57 ml, making it about 4% larger than the imperial fluid ounce."
Also the grams to ounce should be 28.4, but 28 seems near enough for practical purposes, for both US and imperial.