Red Magma Cement
Red Magma Cement is an AMMO modeling adhesive for building models and accessories. Depending on the type, it is suitable for plastic, clear parts, photo-etched parts, resin, or diorama materials.
Red Magma Cement is an AMMO product from the modeling accessories line. It is not a standard paint; it serves as a practical tool for preparing, painting, protecting surfaces, gluing, masking, or finishing models.
Apply the adhesive in small amounts only to the joint. Before gluing, test-fit the parts, and work carefully with clear parts to avoid clouding or excess adhesive.
Technical Information and Recommendations
- Type: Red Magma Cement
- Application: precise application with a brush, needle, or applicator, depending on the type of adhesive
- Tools: model-making brushes, airbrush, spatula, applicator, or masking tape, depending on the product type
- Compatibility: Use with compatible paints, varnishes, primers, and modeling tools
- Uses: plastic models, miniatures, dioramas, sci-fi, military vehicles, aircraft, and wargaming
| Category: | Glues |
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| EAN: | 8432074020462 |
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