Increase friction on joints and hinges?

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or other similar items. also i think the name may have changed. still own the same bottle from 2010.

best thing about it is that it's not superglue so it makes a pretty good temporary adhesive. if you make a mistake, you add a nice shine to your toys. also it smells good. also lego joints are weak because the c-clips are usually bent out. a little coat of it will help though

>>5858837
Excellent, I have some of that already (I use it for a paint modifier).

Thanks anon!

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This worked great on my Clover Polynian, and it worked just as well on a couple of Figmas that had loose knee joints. Also worked on ball/socket hips, and neck joint on an Ultra ACT.

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>>5858819

I use electrical tape, the rubbery kind, and apply it like >>5859026

>>5858837
Came in here to post this

Additional information: you can use Windex to remove it if you need to, even after it's dry. Just soak the piece in a cup for a few minutes, then rinse with hot water.

>>5859081
Don't listen to this fucktard. It doesn't work anymore.

>>5858819
Never tried it on joints, but I have used maple syrup to shore up an iffy connection or make a minifig stand on a flat surface. All you need do is soak in warm water to remove.

three words:

clear nail polish

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Thanks for all the replies Anons, it's appreciated.