PeteMcP
Well-Known Member
Ludwig,
Not sure if it's the same but MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone) is commonly sold as the go to brand of liquid adhesive used for assembling plastic model kits. I used this for years till I discovered cellulose (lacquer) thinners does the same job just as well and can be purchased in half gallon cans from hardware stores for about the same cost as a small container of MEK from a hobby shop. The odour from either is the same and sufficient to make anyone - unless glue sniffing is your thing - realize that breathing it in, other than sparingly, is not a good idea.
Not sure if it's the same but MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone) is commonly sold as the go to brand of liquid adhesive used for assembling plastic model kits. I used this for years till I discovered cellulose (lacquer) thinners does the same job just as well and can be purchased in half gallon cans from hardware stores for about the same cost as a small container of MEK from a hobby shop. The odour from either is the same and sufficient to make anyone - unless glue sniffing is your thing - realize that breathing it in, other than sparingly, is not a good idea.