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[izmile]

I have tried Dendrite but it did not work well for me. Further, I thought it would be heavy.. silly me!  (SPADs are heavy  ).. To be honest, I like working with CA than any other glue.. just a personal preference, I guess.

VC bhai, it my pleasure. The trick is to sand the coro, so that, you produce enough heat by friction (same like flashing). Also, the sanding will ensure a rough surface for the CA to adhere on. Just get/or make a nice sanding block with handles. You don't want to get blisters on your fingers.

BTW, on the Anabond, I am pretty sure the type that I used is not listed on their website. Its something like 555 and its damn good. Once you make a "proper" joint you cannot take it apart, if you persist it would tear the coro. The down side is of course, you cannot make fine adjustments.

-Ismail

[SunLikeStar]

I use normal 203 fevikwik CA. I sand both surface, then wipe it clean with a moist cloth. Put very small drops of CA on one surface then glue them together while they are still little moist.

[mohan]

Fevicol PUR, good for foam and Easy Star. The handsome model is our new moderator...Amit aka SunLikeStar . His Easystar aka Cyanostar at Baner > can also been seen in the background.   

[SunLikeStar]

It's an awesome adhesive, but i dont know if we can use this on SPADs.
BTW Mohan is a very accomplished SPAD builder and he should stop being so selfish and post some building techniques, a build log maybe