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Originally Posted by blackshire
I shall do that! In addition to balsa/paper lamination tests, I also have a few odds-and-ends balsa nose cones that I'll try it on, as a wood grain filler. The owner of the local "Model's Enterprise" hobby shop didn't "sing this cements' praises" to me (because it *isn't* good at what it's intended for--bonding plastic), but he did say that other customers had found it unexpectedly useful for bonding applications in paper art (creating scenes, collages, etc.). They found that unlike white and yellow glue, the Testors non-toxic cement didn't cause wrinkles in paper media.
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There are several brands of non-wrinkling liquid glues (as opposed to sticks or spray) for paper work now available in the glue section of craft stores. The containers do not detail the ingredients, but warn of flammability.
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