Quote from: ankur on March 07, 2010, 08:49:03 PM
use a twin sided tape for that purpose
they are available easily in the market and are cheap
reinforce the bond using tape

are u serious ?  no way can a twin sided tape be used for joining surfaces!  get epoxy from the local hardware store. ask for araldite rapid( 5 mins glue) else get the normal araldite .normal araldite takes time for it to cure before u do the bonding!
another idea is using HOT GLUE . just make sure its not too hot!

i m 100% serious and i have tested that method in a plane which i build in order to see how can we sand thermocol
if u reinforce with a piece of tape it works fine
actually the foam based 2 sided tapes are very very strong-in class 7th i build a hovercraft powered by vacuum cleaner and the polythene was stuck by a 1" foam based double sided tape and believe me after long usage the poly.. torn from the hole beneath the vehicle through which the air escaped but the joint at the side of the 1" ply to the poly didn't break and when i tried to take it off oh man it was not coming i had to use a lighter to free the bond and get rid of the poly[as my mother wanted to use the ply for some purpose]
so they can be used for that purpose easily

the glue i mentioned will be available with stationary shops..........

and i dont prefer foam safe glues from lhs as they are really priced high and we can use the ways as suggested by mr rao.........................

Get HC Foam Safe CA (2-3), CA Accelerator and CA Debonder, if you can spend the $$, nothing can the beat. Else Fevitite/Araldite Rapid are good  local options. I use all the combinations - Foam Safe CA, Fevitite and Tapes. be wise!

"Try Pidilite's(the company which manufactures fevicol)Fabric glue ........
Its foam safe and dries faster than fevicol......also it makes more stronger bond than fevicol....."

Pidilites Fabric Glue

Speedracer, thanks a ton!!! This stuff is GREAT for Depron builds. Cures faster and is waterproof.

Cheers!

VC

Quote from: VC on March 16, 2010, 11:38:01 AM
Speedracer, thanks a ton!!! This stuff is GREAT for Depron builds. Cures faster and is waterproof.

thanks!!!

regds


kartik

I cannot find the fabric glue in Pidilite's web site   http://www.pidilite.com/index.aspx

can anyone help?

This one ? http://www.pidilite.com/popupproduct.aspx?proid=%20377

Thanks, Anwar. Clicked on the link and viewed the detail, but still not able to locate/navigate the same on their website. Tried searching with the name and it throws an aspx error page

Pankaj

this is the one just see the bottle and ask your local stationary to get you one......

You really really need a camera with the capability to take close up shots

Quote from: anwar on March 16, 2010, 11:13:12 PM
You really really need a camera with the capability to take close up shots

and/or a setting for that camera for focusing to the closest object
i have a nokia n73 and it cannot can take close up pics automatically[without any setting]
when i change it into close up mode with a forced flash and -2 exposure then  it takes a perfect pic[indoors]

i think you are right i do need one......

New pics...........with zoom

Good spirit Speedracer! You've made the effort to help others out.

Cheers!

VC

thank i feels great after helping others.....


regds!!!


Kartik

So it is Fevicryl.  Thanks !

yes its fevicryl hobby ideas product the manufactured by pidilyte.......this is the latest packing available in the market

net weight - 30 ml
MRP- Rs 15

Quote from: amulu10 on March 07, 2010, 09:05:57 PM

Quote from: ankur on March 07, 2010, 08:49:03 PM
use a twin sided tape for that purpose
they are available easily in the market and are cheap
reinforce the bond using tape

are u serious ?  no way can a twin sided tape be used for joining surfaces!  get epoxy from the local hardware store. ask for araldite rapid( 5 mins glue) else get the normal araldite .normal araldite takes time for it to cure before u do the bonding!
another idea is using HOT GLUE . just make sure its not too hot!

One thing I noticed about two side tape...
I had this coro battery compartment which was padded with 5mm biofoam with a 2 sided tape. During the crash, the battery ripped open, the coro got destroyed, but whatever was left still had the biofoam firmly stuck to the coro sheet via the 2 sided tape... So for some application, this actually works

Pankaj

well with my personal experiance-it is good espcially with thermocol
it joins them tight and is not easily detachable once it dries
the joint will be there even if the surroundings break!!!!!!!

Quote from: ankur on March 07, 2010, 11:13:23 PM
i m 100% serious and i have tested that method in a plane which i build in order to see how can we sand thermocol
if u reinforce with a piece of tape it works fine
actually the foam based 2 sided tapes are very very strong-in class 7th i build a hovercraft powered by vacuum cleaner and the polythene was stuck by a 1" foam based double sided tape and believe me after long usage the poly.. torn from the hole beneath the vehicle through which the air escaped but the joint at the side of the 1" ply to the poly didn't break and when i tried to take it off oh man it was not coming i had to use a lighter to free the bond and get rid of the poly[as my mother wanted to use the ply for some purpose]
so they can be used for that purpose easily

hey guys

really need your help right now..my X-43 Delta Storm and MiG-21 are waiting to be joined....i am using WHITE DEPRON 6 mm ( non laminated) ...all the parts have been cut and only joining remains....kindly tell me which adhesive to use...which may be available locally...( except the glue gun option)...thanks in advance..

rgds
YD

Has anyone tried this?

http://www.pidilite.com/popupproduct.aspx?proid=569

Fevicryl is good stuff, however, I am on the lookout for Fevicol Marine. It is supposed to be totally waterproof.

try Evotite foam safe glue available with rcforall, it is super glue but it is foamsafe dry in just 20 sec!!!

any please help me i just buy a rc jet f/a-18e from bananahobby.com. how i can joint it and which glue i can use on it.