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I love the Revell Contacta Pro modelling Glue (poly cement) mainly the very finely applicator nozzle which allows for a high degree of precision when working on models.



However I use Zap-A-Gap for all other gluing (e.g non-plastic on plastic etc), however i miss the fine applicator nozzle you get with the Revell Poly cement.

Has no Superglue manufacuturer yet developed this for Superglue? It would save me gluing my fingers together on a regular basis!

Almost completely sure I used to have a Contacta superglue with an applicator exactly like that.

I get these from my work, not sure where someone could actually buy them though http://www.nordson.com/en-us/divisions/efd/products/dispense-tips/pages/default.aspx

The one thing I actually like about GW is the brush applicator they have for their super glue. It's a lot better than Zap-a-Gap or Crazy Glue or whatever. The problem is that if you use Zip Kicker, you need to be careful to never get the brush near that part of the model again or you'll end up with a ruined brush.

Nectar Primek thank you, at least now I can make my own fine applicator. Could you send me a consignment of these? I am happy to pay through the nose.

I use the Squadron Precision Glue applicator and I love it. I pour glue onto a plastic card piece and dip the applicator into the glue. I then place the drop on the applicator on the spot I want to glue.
I may use a little more glue but at least that glue isn't on the model.
I've read that some people use toothpicks. You could use a polished large needle and I guess it would be basically the same.