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Queen Mary 2. 1/400 Revell with added led lighting.

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Even when the two surfaces to be joined are painted? I recently installed photo-etched railings for the first time. I glued them with cyanoacrylate, but I had to painstakingly scrape the mating surfaces. Even then, the cyano would "eat" into the surrounding paint, and I had to keep touching it up. I wasn't familiar with the glue you're showing me. Thanks for the information. I'll give it a try.
 
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