TFW2005HisstankThundercatsTokuNationToyark

The Toyark - News - Welcome to The Toyark!

ToyGeek
  • Home
  • News
    • Marvel Toy News
    • DC Toy News
    • Star Wars Toy News
    • Video Game Toy News
    • Dragonball Z Toy News
    • MOTU Toy News
    • San Diego Comic Con
    • Toy Fair
    • All News Categories…
  • JUMP OFF!
    • SDCC Round Up
    • S.H.F Dragonball Z
    • Photo Shoots
    • Quick Shots
    • Toy Fair Round Up
    • NYCC Round Up
  • Forum
    • New Posts
    • News and Rumors
    • Action Figure GD
    • Marvel Forum
    • Customs
    • Fan Art
    • Collection Showcase
    • Buy Sell Trade
  • Companies
    • Tamashii Nations
    • McFarlane
    • Hasbro
    • NECA
    • Mezco
    • Super7
    • Mattel
    • Diamond Select Toys
    • Storm Collectibles
    • Hot Toys
    • Sideshow
  • Characters
    • Batman
    • Superman
    • Iron Man
    • Spider-Man
    • Wolverine
    • Hulk
    • Green Lantern
    • Captain America
    • Boba Fett
  • Scale
    • 3.75 Inch
    • 6 Inch
    • 7 Inch
    • 1/6
  • Sub-Lines
    • SH Figuarts
    • DC Multiverse
    • Marvel Legends
    • Black Series
    • One:12 Collective
    • Super 7 Ultimates
    • Vintage Collection
    • Masterverse
    • MOTU Origins
Premium Bandai
Go Back   The Toyark > Toyark Toy Forums
Reload this Page

Integration

Rules Register Members List Search Today's Posts Mark Forums Read
Thread: Need Help with latest action figures Toys
View Single Post
Old 11-09-2018, 09:53 AM   #5
LordMudd
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Pasadena, TX
Posts: 3,099
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclopswc View Post
As for sticky solution, you need a plastic bonder! I use Loctite Plastic Bonding system.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

that stuff is magic on most plastics! Of course, you can't play with it like you used to, nothing's the same after you break it. But the hold is pretty strong, it even fixes 1/6 gun barrels, which are very hard to fix because of the small bonding surface. It works great for me.
A trick I learned on Youtube. Baking Soda causes superglue to set instantly. Apply the glue to one piece and dip the other in the baking soda, then quickly and PRECISELY put the 2 pieces together.

Superglue can also be used as filler in this manner. Put some glue in the area you want to fill and put baking soda on it. Give it a minute, dust it off and repeat until the area is filled. Sand and paint.


CCC.
LordMudd is offline   Reply With Quote
LordMudd
View Public Profile
Send a private message to LordMudd
Find More Posts by LordMudd
 
Premium Bandai

San Diego Comic Con SH Figuarts Dragon Ball Reference Guide Extreme Sets Dioramas New York Toy Fair Beasts of the Mesozoic
Latest Toy Discussion
 
The "Look At What I Just Got!" Thread
Jakks Pacific Golden Axe and Revenge of Shinobi Action Figures
Mattel Masters of the Unvierse News Reveals and Chat
Marvel Legends News Reveals and Chat
Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts News Reveals and Chat
Revoltech, Mafex, Square and Figma News Reveals and Chat
Mezco One:12 Collective, 5 Points & More - News Reveals and Chat
DC Multiverse and all McFarlane DC News Reveals and Chat
Boss Fight Studio News Reveals and Chat
Let's See Some Cool Stuff - ToyArk Edition
 
Latest Marvel Discussion
 
New Marvel Legends/6" Appreciation Thread
New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
 
Latest Customs and Fan Art
 
Wolfsbane
Game of death bruce lee
DC Creature Commandos The Bride 7"
XMen
Custom Avengers
 
Latest Collection Pics
 
Spastic for Plastic
My Mixed Collection
My Rotating Figure Display
My Collection/Office Display
 
Latest B/S/T
 
Green ranger helmet for trade in central California
 
ToyGeek

All times are GMT -7. The time now is 05:14 PM.

Powered by vBadvanced CMPS. Powered by vBulletin. Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.