ZAP PT56 Formula 560 Cabin Hood Adhesive, 59 ml, Clear

Good, strong bond and sets clear, as described. Didn't fog the canopy and you get a hell of a lot of it for you money! Easily enough to build 100+ aircraft.Again, "thickness" is a review criteria I'm being asked for...a bit runnier than PVA, but gelatinous enough to stay in place while setting...five stars on the "thickness" front yet again!

Excellent product

Good quality glue. Dries securely. I’ve been after a high quality canopy glue, which is stronger than normal white glue. I’ve used it on my last kit with great results. Try some.

Great stuff! Not cheap for what is essentially just PVA glue, though . . .

It looks like PVA glue but its not. If it is allowed to cure overnight, it bonds like superglue but is transparent. Also many reviews said it does not dry fast enough, but if it is applied a thin layer, actually it can dry sufficiently for handling in half hour or so depending on the material. Yes, its more running than normal PVA, but this can be an advantage so that it can sink or be squeezed into gaps more easily. It can also be cleaned with wet cloth to remove mess before it dries. I bought it to repair a plastic box, PVA in no way can bond plastic.

This canopy glue is as good as the blurb suggests - strong bonding and absolutely no fogging of transparent plastic. I was expecting the worst when it comes to tack time and bond strength, but this was pleasant to use and, left for a good three hours, bonded well enough for light handling.

It's very good and In a handy size bottle for storage. But... While awaiting delivery I went through my cupboard and found Wickes weatherproof wood glue in a bottle 10 times as big and not as dear as canopy glue and gave it a go. Safe to say that in future if I need it I'm off to Wickes as it's probably the same stuff, cheaper and bigger.

I was sick of my canopies going white and frosty from the polystyrene glue. Even the fumes from the glue are enough to ruin a canopy. This glue is perfect. It goes on white and watery and dries invisibly and clear, I think it is just super glue as it is really good at sticking things to your fingers too. It is a really cheap way to get a bottle of super glue by the way.

I use this to secure plastic canopies and other small clear plastic parts to WWII scale models.It also works very nice as a clear gap filling material

Great product, was hard to find right now. Fair priced and quick shipping.

No pega lo suficientemente fuerte la cabina.

Positiv:Der Kleber hat eine lange Trockenzeit. Die zu verklebende Kabinenhaube kann in ausreichender Zeit streßfrei justiert werden.Negativ:Ich habe bislang nur einen Klebeversuch durchgeführt, nicht die Haube direkt verklebt. Das Haubenmaterial selbst haftet durch den Kleber zwar gut auf dem Grundmaterial (GFK), läßt sich aber trotzdem rel. leicht wieder abziehen. Ob ich letztendlich den Kleber für meine Haube verwende weiß ich noch nicht.

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.