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Ah, interesting. Thanks for the info!

Thanks, I used clear glue for window, but there was a trim piece that I had to glue on right above window, must have slipped. I think I'll find an extra piece of window and practice this polishing.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks. Thought of that, haven't tried it before. I have 3,5,7000 grit sheets, would those do the trick?

Hi again, you were so helpful and quick with my glue/ paint question, I have another. Any way to remove model glue from a model car window. I should have waited to out windows in, but I didn't, and in gluing on trim, I got some on the windshield. Again, thanks for any help!

Thanks, I'm just getting back into it. Have seen, but never used the making liquids, any brand better than the others?

I've seen videos on you tube where it appears they are using revell model glue but just sticking things on painted parts without first scraping. Mind you, I always thought you had to scrape, but I was thinking maybe I missed some trick. And yes, some of them are probably using super glue. Thanks...

That's what I thought, thank you.

I've seen videos on you tube where it appears they are using revell model glue but just sticking things on painted parts without first scraping. Mind you, I always thought you had to scrape, but I was thinking maybe I missed some trick. And yes, some of them are probably using super glue. Thanks...

I've seen videos on you tube where it appears they are using revell model glue but just sticking things on painted parts without first scraping. Mind you, I always thought you had to scrape, but I was thinking maybe I missed some trick. And yes, some of them are probably using super glue. Thanks...

Hoping I can get some insight here. I've watched many build videos and have noticed many, if not all, seem to be gluing parts in right over painted parts. When I do this, it turns into a gooey mess. What am I missing? Grateful for any help.