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Anyone out there ever used "No wrinkle" rubber cement to fix buildings to a layout? If so,what were your results? I've always just "placed" buildings and spent a lot of time putting them back in place. So I'd like to fix them down with some simple method but keep them removable. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Scott Remember the Rio grande!
Posts: 127 | From: Gunnison, CO, USA | Registered: Jul 2000
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Scott: I have used automobile, windshield sticky strip material to hold my buildings in place. Go to a windshield installer shop and ask if you could buy a piece of a left-over roll. They might even give it to you. This stuff is sticky and you can take a small piece of it, stretch it out, roll it in your fingers until it looks like a fine line. Carefully, place it on the lower-inside edge of the building and set it down. It,s not going anywhere!!! To remove the building, simply pull-up gently. The sticky strip will roll off most all surfaces, with not a trace of any residue. You can use the sticky strip, over and over, as long as you don,t get any debris on it. Richard
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