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I THOUGHT I WOULD PASS THIS ON...I HAVE TESTED A LOT OF GLUES  AND I FOUND ONE THE IS REALLY GOOD. THE SECRETE IS TO WET BOTH SIDES AND LOCATE AND LET IT BE FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES OR SO... THE PRODUCT IS CALLED "ROOCLEAR"  ROOCLEAR IS A NON TOXIC,NON FLAMABLE, WATER BASE ADHESIVE.IT IS DESIGNED TO BOND WOOD,MELAMINE AND VINYL. ITS GREAT ON FOAM , METAL,PLASTIC,,STONE.POSTERBOARD.IT DRIES CLEAR AND IS WATER PROOF WHEN DRY . ITS GREAT FOR COATING THE EDGES OF POSTER BOARD TO SEAL IT.. ANOTHER GOOD WAY TO BOND POSTER BOARD IS TO RUN A WOOD PECKER OVER IT SO THE GLUE PENATRATES THE HOLES FOR FANTASTIC STRENGTH.NORMALLY IF YOU JUST GLUE IT- WHEN ITS STRESSED THE PAPER COATING WILL TEAR AWAY FROM THE FOAM .. IF YOU POKE HOLES IN THE POSTER BOARD,  THE GLUE ROOTS INTO THE FOAM FOR INCREDITABLE HOLDING STRENGTH, WELL WORTH THE EXTRA TIME IT TAKES TO DO IT. ROO ALSO MAKES A WATER BASE INSTANT BOND AGAIN OUTSTANDING PRODUCT THAT IS SAFE.TELL ME YOU DONT USE CA IN THE HOUSE WITH NO VENTALATION.I THINK ITS A DANGEROUS PRODUCT BECAUSE ITS CLOSE TO YOUR EYES AND BREATHING THE FUMES IS A NO NO.. THE ROOGLUE SITE IS WWW.ROOGLUE.COM ITS MADE IN THE USA NOT CHINA... HEY YOUR BUILDING AN ALL AMERICAN FLYING CONTRAPTION WITH ALL AMERICAN PRODUCTS. ROO GLUE IN NOT MADE FROM KANGAROOS. LIKE SOME FAST FOOD BURGERS ARE. ILL STOP HERE SO I CAN PRAY FOR OUR CONGRESSMEN ... THEY ARE GETTING INTO A CAN OF DOO DOO AT THE MOMENT THAT THEY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT.LEONARDO


Edited by Mud Duck Aviation to add the hyperlink to the RooGlue website 

Thanks for the tips Leo.  I will have to give RooGlue a try, sounds like good stuff.  The woodpecker idea is something I do too, I just have overlooked adding it to the manual or website, that's exactly why I added the forums, for modelers to share their experiences and ideas.

I edited your post above to insert the hyperlink for the RooGlue website.  If you want to do it in future posts just highlight the web address you typed in (without any extra spaces) and then click the button with the picture of the globe and a sheet of paper.

Thanks again,
Greg