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Hello I am currently building a brass scorpion and I was wondering what would be the strongest glue (fragile legs) that i could find in Canada that s resin safe; I have permatex and lepage 2 part epoxies around but i hear bad reviews about em and I am not sure if they are okay for resin.

Thanks

I use Zap. My Avenger is still in 1 piece. Also, when you put big models together remember to pin them as well.

Cheers

Superglue is fine for resin.

So are epoxy adhesives (they are just messier).

Remember to pin the joints, and use GS where needed - as superglue really prefers intimate contact between surfaces. The larger the gap, the weaker the bond.

Alright picked up some pins as well as both gorilla glue as well as their super glue; anybody have any experience using these two they would like to share before i begin? are they terrible and should I get another brand?

I used dollar store super glue and my reaver and warhound are still around in perfect condiction lol

Loctite. Nothing better.
On page 11 of my Warhound guide (see signature) I test a few bonding agents on FW resin.
Loctite 416 is what I now use.