is there a product that does this....flowing gap filler
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Have you tried Tippex?
it fills quite well, sands smooth and "might" (bets being hedged here) flow if you help it with Tippex Thinners
I say might because I haven't tried to "flow" it myself
I have used Squadron Putty ( I use white these days but green is smilar) thinned with liquid poly cement, it flows fairly well and dries reasonably quickly.
And there is stuff called Mr Modeller which needs painting on and flows a bit. I have some. I have tried to flow it and did see a demo of it being put on cracks around seam lines and then wiped off with a thinners soaked rag, which pretty well did what you are asking BUT it never seems to flow and wipe for me and even used from the pot it doesn't seem to fill seams very nicely.
I understanbd the thinners the guy doing the demo was using was IPA but I don't have any luck with it, I worry about splashing thinners of any kind over my models too and am using superglue almost exclusively these days, when I need it thicker I add talcum powder to the cyano with a cocktail stick to bulk it out.
Hope this gives you some idea and I'm sure the others will have other ideas to try
bill
it fills quite well, sands smooth and "might" (bets being hedged here) flow if you help it with Tippex Thinners
I say might because I haven't tried to "flow" it myself
I have used Squadron Putty ( I use white these days but green is smilar) thinned with liquid poly cement, it flows fairly well and dries reasonably quickly.
And there is stuff called Mr Modeller which needs painting on and flows a bit. I have some. I have tried to flow it and did see a demo of it being put on cracks around seam lines and then wiped off with a thinners soaked rag, which pretty well did what you are asking BUT it never seems to flow and wipe for me and even used from the pot it doesn't seem to fill seams very nicely.
I understanbd the thinners the guy doing the demo was using was IPA but I don't have any luck with it, I worry about splashing thinners of any kind over my models too and am using superglue almost exclusively these days, when I need it thicker I add talcum powder to the cyano with a cocktail stick to bulk it out.
Hope this gives you some idea and I'm sure the others will have other ideas to try
bill
steveo3002 said:
i should have said ..i want to trickle it in for a finsihed surface
its a 1mm square trim in fitting to the side of a car , no room for sanding i wanted to just run a bead of something along there a better finish
Future can dry reasonably hard - certainly good enough for paint, is pretty much self levelling and dries smooth. its a 1mm square trim in fitting to the side of a car , no room for sanding i wanted to just run a bead of something along there a better finish
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