Tightening pinned joint

[SMHFConvoy]

I've heard that super glue can help with that, you put a drop in the joint leave it to cure for a few secs and then move the joint so it doesn't set and you keep doing that until the glue has dried.

A far safer version is future acrylic floor polish, a few in the affected area, move the joint so the polish gets worked in and your done, no living in fear of bricking your toy.

[Thurmus]

I use clear nail polish for tightening joints. But I have only ever used it on ball joints and on gun handles and tabs.

My TR Scourge would not even stay together on one of the main panels. A bit on on the tab and it sticks like clockwork.

[doublespy]

Thanks guys! I'll give the nail polish a shot first.

[Thurmus]

You still need to do the moving once applied so it dries but does not glue the joint shut.

[SharkyMcShark]

I've heard that super glue can help with that, you put a drop in the joint leave it to cure for a few secs and then move the joint so it doesn't set and you keep doing that until the glue has dried.

A far safer version is future acrylic floor polish, a few in the affected area, move the joint so the polish gets worked in and your done, no living in fear of bricking your toy.

Did this with the joints on my GT-J4ZZ. Worked a dream.

[CBratron]

I hate using superglue. You need adequate ventilation or the fumes coming off it stick to the plastic. Particularly annoying when it "frosts" clear plastic.

[UltraMarginal]

Consider applying a couple of very thin coats to the pin only then once well cured reassemble the joint.

I guess it depends on all the hole diameters that the pin is going through.

[Chevron Action Flash]

A method I've recently discovered is to wrap some plumber's PTFE tape into the joint. This stuff is super thin and flexible. If you wrap it a few times deep into the joint then push it in it will tighten the joint without the need for glues, etc. May be worth a try. Its cheap and won't damage the figure.