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Deluxe Materials AD-29 Tacky Wax Glue (28g)

Deluxe Materials  |  SKU: DLAD-29
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Deluxe Materials AD-29 Tacky Wax Glue: Tacky Wax is not just a regular glue, but is a sticky wax formula, which means your figures or miniature components can be temporarily secured to your layouts, dolls house and dioramas with no mess, unwanted drying time or fuss. Place items around your scenes without damaging your scenery. Tacky Wax is an essential product for every model maker.

Tacky Wax also be used to temporarily secure foliage tufts, and secure small accessories in place. A firm favourite of ours in the Scale Model Scenery HQ! Easy to clean, reposition and re-apply.

Compatible with all scales.

Pot size: 28g

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Customers praised this tacky wax for temporary placement of figures, saying it's "so easy to use" and "perfect for my needs." It sticks to dry surfaces and makes figures blend seamlessly into scenes without unsightly bases. However, caution is needed with resin figures as legs can snap if too heavy-handed during application.

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Peter Hamilton-Smith
It does what I wanted it for. Just as the desctlriptor said ytvw0uld Verified Purchase

So easy to use .. perfect for my needs..wish is found it before

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Edward TODD
Spot on Verified Purchase

Spot on

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Clive L Ward
Sticky feet Verified Purchase

Great for temporary placement of figures though be careful with resin as their legs can snap if too heavy handed. Sticks to any dry surface so far

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Justin evans
The best idea for placing figures

originally I used clear plastic to make the figures stand up by gluing them to the plastic, but it can be plainly seen theat the figures are on a base, very unrealistic, but tacky removes all of the gluing and looking inferior, you just put a dap on the feet of the figure and it will stand in the place you put it, if your not you mave it around easily, and no unsightly base on the fugures makes them seamlessly blend into the scene looking much more realistic.
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