Gluing clear acrylic/perpex with household glue. Recommendations?

[cheetor]

I am in the process of getting some clear/translucent acrylic pieces laser cut for use as souvenir items for an event that I am attending.  The acrylic pieces are to be supplied as a kit (a very small kit of about the same complexity as a Kinder Egg toy, but a kit nonetheless).  I would love a recommendation for an easily obtained adhesive to assemble them with.

The pieces are clear and must remain so for the model to function as intended.  Superglue/cyanoacrylate will likely cloud the pieces so isnt ideal.  Dedicated acrylic adhesives are not commonly available (AFAIK) and so are not much use in context either.  The parts are quite small (3x3x3mm approx in places).

Do any of you guys have recommendations?  I am going to try some all-purpose UHU and Bostik that I have at home on some scraps over the weekend, but I am not very hopeful regarding those.  A recommendation for a readily available solution would be fantastically helpful for me.

Any takers?

[zizi666]

You need some solvent to "weld" it. (I know some people at work used acetone to weld polycarbonate together)

Here's a thread discussing your problem:
http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/what-solvent-glue-acrylic-216404/

[Steve63]

You need acrylic cement or acrylic weld, google acrylic cement

[AndrewBeasley]

I got a tube of glue from Figures in Comfort (type 33 I think) that works great.

[Gary Peach]

It was Chloroform when I was at school...  anything based on that should work.

[cheetor]

Thanks for all the help guys.  The problem is that I will be distributing a small acrylic kit to a number of folks, so I need to find a readily available option so that I can tell each of the guys getting the kit what to assemble it with themselves.

So the best option - a dedicated acrylic adhesive - isnt practical.  So I need to find a more readily available "good enough" option.

[OSHIROmodels]

Carefully applied wood glue (not pva) might be your best bet then. Obviously not the best option but given the situation I can't think of anything better 

cheers

James

[cheetor]

Carefully applied wood glue (not pva) might be your best bet then. Obviously not the best option but given the situation I can't think of anything better 

Yeah, its not ideal but I cant think of much better myself either.  Ill have a think.  Even Bostik All Purpose might be a decent way to go.

[Mitch K]

Transparent (high clarity) epoxy, like rod builders use?