A putty question

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demonherald

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for that kind of fill the job the best approach will be to take some milliput (any colour) mix it and make it into a sausage shape... Get a saucer of water.. dip the end of the milliput in the water then apply over the bubbly areas using the milliput like a crayon.. Don\'t use too much pressure and dab off excess water before you do it.. This will be a lot easier on an area this kind of size and amount.. Excess can then be sanded..

Oh and The Magi sculp Adie mentions.. I got some on his recommendation and it really is fantastic stuff.....
 
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Arma

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For smaller holes I use a product called Mr Surfacer (comes in different numbers that relate to the size of the pigments .. ? ) I use 500, and 1000; 1000 being finer.

I remember you said you were in Japan but don\'t think you are now? It\'s very easy to get in Japan anyway - from most hobby stores.

http://www.swannysmodels.com/Surfacer.html
 
Amazon warrior

Amazon warrior

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Hey Arma! Yeah, I remember the \"Mr. X\" brand stuff from Japan, I still have a can of Mr. Super Clear on my desk for sealing figures! Their range of primers were pretty good, too, as I recall. You\'re right about me moving, tho, I left Japan almost a year ago. :cry: I miss it quite a bit. Mostly I miss the enormous number of hobby shops they seem to have there! lol Not sure how easy it would be to find any of that stuff here in Germany, tho.

(PS: Hope you survived the turmoil ok.)
 
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