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Urban Gardini
Small PE details laying flat against the plastic such as placards and engine grills work with TETC. The PE fuses together with the plastic when it hardens again. But it's not a strong bond but it's an just enough bond.

Martin Oostrom
Use a good primer on the pe. If you can get your hands on it, use a metal primer. This etches the metal so your paint primer sticks better to the metal. Then paint as usual.
If the pe isn't flat to the plastic, superglue (ca) works well, but pva (woodglue) could work too.

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Kesa Tiho
@Martin Oostrom does Tamiya primer (Tamiya TA87075, ) work too? Thats all i have

Martin Oostrom
That one is suitable for pe as well.
Be prepared for some frustration. The first time working with pe can be very hard. Cutting the pieces goes very well with an older knife and the piece on something firm, like an old cd. Sand or file the little nibs after cutting and be careful, edges can be sharp.

gorby
You might find superglue gel easier to work with than the liquid, you can pick it up in most hardware shops very cheaply.
I'd advise you to wear something to protect your eyes if you are cutting PE. Small shards can fly off and you really don't want those in your eyes.