01-13-2014, 01:53 PM
I think I have at least one tube of every adhesive made by man. 
Some work on some things but not others and I think I use the wrong stuff more often than not. :o Still, there is one product that seems to glue most anything to anything. That is, Locktite Stik'n Seal. It comes in indoor (white, drys transparent, water-based) and outdoor, (crystal clear, solvent-based). It is a thick gel so it does fill in voids and uneven surfaces and drys quickly. A few weeks ago I used it to fix one of those rubber push buttons on a satellite remote and it's been working fine ever since, 
. The other day I used Liquid Nails to glue some balsa wood to some plastic sheeting and got a good bond, so I have confidence that any of these would work on a styrene/wood joint.
Some work on some things but not others and I think I use the wrong stuff more often than not. :o Still, there is one product that seems to glue most anything to anything. That is, Locktite Stik'n Seal. It comes in indoor (white, drys transparent, water-based) and outdoor, (crystal clear, solvent-based). It is a thick gel so it does fill in voids and uneven surfaces and drys quickly. A few weeks ago I used it to fix one of those rubber push buttons on a satellite remote and it's been working fine ever since, . The other day I used Liquid Nails to glue some balsa wood to some plastic sheeting and got a good bond, so I have confidence that any of these would work on a styrene/wood joint.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD