12-01-2010, 02:04 PM
In the case of the multitude of small pits and crevasses, Squadron putty, thinned with Testors liquid plastic cement ( or an equivalent solvent (( which I haven't found yet , )) ) will "flow" into the small spots, and will sand off easier and smoother, than straight putty. It may take more than one application, but it should do the job.
For larger gaps/holes/imperfections I have come to appreciate Apoxie Sculpt, a two part mixed( equal parts of A and B) putty, which may take a bit to harden, but can be carved, filed, and even machined.
For larger gaps/holes/imperfections I have come to appreciate Apoxie Sculpt, a two part mixed( equal parts of A and B) putty, which may take a bit to harden, but can be carved, filed, and even machined.
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!