Pacer Technology (Zap) Glue, 1 Oz, Pt-02

We have been using glue for industrial purposes for a long time. Ideal glue I've ever used. Thank you for the timely delivery.

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Pour mon modelisme concernant la reconstruction de 3 Ferrari au 1/8 de chez POCHER,C'est ce que j'ai trouvé de mieux

I’ve purchased many bottles of ZAP PT02. I use it in the construction of EPO foam-based radio controlled aircraft kits. It’s completely foam-safe and sets really fast. Very strong. Just watch your fingers. It sticks those as well! 🤭

This is an excellent CA glue. Great bond strength and it gives you a bit of time to position parts. Bottle and cap design will keep the glue liquid if the bottle nozzle and cap is kept clean. Works great on 3D printed PLA parts, wood, cardboard, and some metals if the finish is roughed up with sandpaper. Also styrenic and acrylic plastics if roughed up. CA glue will not glue polyethylene, polypropylene, nylon, or acetal plastic with good bond strength.

My Experience: I have been using Zap-A-Gap for 30 to 40 years, and it remains my absolute go-to for metal tabletop game miniatures. In an industry where many products come and go, this is one of the few that has consistently outperformed everything else on the market. Whether you are assembling pewter, white metal, or resin, its reliability is unmatched. Why I like this product: Perfect for Metal Bonding: Metal-to-metal joins can be tricky, but this glue creates a rock-solid bond that holds up even during heavy gameplay. Superior Gap Filling: Because it has a medium viscosity, it doesn’t just run everywhere like thin super glues. It fills the small imperfections and gaps often found in metal casts, ensuring a seamless finish. Forgiving Positioning Time: It gives you about 7–10 seconds to get the alignment just right before it sets. This is crucial for posing miniatures or attaching small, fiddly parts. Versatile and Durable: I’ve found that it even works on oily or less-than-perfect surfaces, which is a huge plus for older metal models that might have mold release residue. Final Verdict: If you are a hobbyist looking for a glue that has stood the test of time, look no further. It is fast-acting, gap-filling, and incredibly strong. For metal miniatures, it’s simply the industry standard.