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The Install Bay MAXI-CURE2 Glue for Fiberglass, Hardwood, Metal & Rubber

The Install Bay MAXI-CURE2 Glue for Fiberglass, Hardwood, Metal & Rubber The Install Bay
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The Install Bay MAXI-CURE2 Glue for Fiberglass, Hardwood, Metal & Rubber

MAXI-CURE bonds fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber better than any other hobby adhesive. Gor gluing to the inside, cloth textured surface of fiberglass, scrape the area to be bonded with a razor blade or coarse sandpaper before using MAXI-CURE or any other adhesive. It also is best for bonding the tires for R/C cars.

Features:

  • BSI part 113
  • Extra thick CA is the best CA for most plastics, incuding GE Lexan Maxi-Cure
  • Works better than any putty for modifing or filling voids when used with Insta-Set
  • Can be carved with knife or razor blade and sanded and feathered to form a finish indistinguishable from plastic
  • Maxi-Cure bonds fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber better than any other hobby adhesive
  • Glue to inside cloth textured surfaces of fiberglass
  • Scrape area to be bonded with razor blade or coarse sandpaper before using Maxi-Cure or any other adhesive

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