Metcalfe Ultra Fine Tip Glue - 3 Applicator Bottles

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This guide is for model builders and hobbyists using Metcalfe Ultra Fine Tip Glue Applicators, especially those working with Metcalfe card kits and mini laser-cut kits. The primary benefit is the precise and controlled application of liquid glue, enabling detailed work. Note that the applicators are designed for specific glues and are not compatible with all adhesive types.
| Model Part Number | MT907 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Metcalfe |
The applicators are designed for use with UHU all-purpose solvent-free adhesive or PVA.
It is not recommended to use liquids containing solvents, as they could damage the applicator.
Clean the tip with a damp cloth or a suitable solvent, as recommended by your glue manufacturer. Make sure to clean the tip after each use to prevent clogging.
The lifespan depends on usage and how well they're cared for. The pack includes three applicators, providing ample supply.
No, these applicators are not suitable for children under 14 years of age.
The applicators do not come with glue. UHU all-purpose solvent-free adhesive or PVA is widely available at most craft stores.
They are best for detailed model building, particularly with Metcalfe card kits and mini laser cut kits, where precision is essential.
Check the tip for any clogs. Gently squeeze the bottle, and if needed, use a fine pin to clear the tip. Ensure the glue is not too thick; if it is, consider adding a small amount of water (if applicable to your glue) to thin it slightly.
Apply less pressure to the bottle when squeezing. Practice with the applicator on a scrap piece of material to get a feel for the flow.