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The normal plastic cement will do fine - one tip I've found is to put a bit on a piece of scrap card, then pick up a tiny "blob" with a piece of fine wire and transfer it to where it's needed. A good alternative (if you can find it) is the Revell glue - this comes in a blue bottle with a "needle" applicator that allows you to put a tiny amount of liquid polystyrene cement just where you want it - I've used this to fit the detail parts on six Athearn Dash 9s without having any problems with smearing or paint damage. Hope this helps!
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