Its not really broken but I could use some advice 813-200 Series

[bc6]

Out of the package the doors would not stay on the cars. My question is can I glue the doors on with plastic glue without worrying about damaging the body thanks.

 

[Kamome]

I would check the lugs that secure the part to the body. If these are worn or broken then you may want to glue. The issue you would have is the adhesive may frost the glass parts. 
 

In this case, as the part doesn’t bear any load, I would secure with thin strips of double sided tape so you don’t have to deal with any errors in glueing. 

 

If you wanted to glue, I’d recommend the Tamiya clear adhesive for clear parts as it’s semi permanent and any over spill can be removed. I swear by the stuff for adding metal etched plates on HO stock amongst other things.

Edited October 8, 2023 by Kamome

[bc6]

Great suggestion Kamome, I have double sided tape that I could use on the doors thanks again. 

[MeTheSwede]

Also blue tack works for everything. 🙂

[disturbman]

PVA glue is my go-to solution for such repairs and/or installing detailing parts.

[cteno4]

PVA is my goto as well for these kinds of things. Strong enough to hold a light piece but will not attack plastics or paints and with a sharp lift it usually pops off or drop of water on the joint for a while will soften the PVA and it will wipe/peel off any PVA glue.

 

jeff

[bc6]

Guys thanks for the suggestion of pva that's what I went with because of the reasons you mentioned