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Skrotnissen - 22 Dec 2006 22:37 GMT

Anyone have any experince they wanna share

Can you avoid sanding???

Bo
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Al Superczynski - 23 Dec 2006 03:24 GMT

>Can you avoid sanding?

Yes. Remove the excess by rubbing with a cotton bud or cloth
dampened with Mr. Color thinner, rubbing alcohol, or non-acetone nail
polish remover.

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Kevin(Bluey) - 23 Dec 2006 04:32 GMT

>>Can you avoid sanding?
>
> Yes. Remove the excess by rubbing with a cotton bud or cloth
> dampened with Mr. Color thinner, rubbing alcohol, or non-acetone nail
> polish remover.

What Al said ,works a treat with Tamiya putty too.

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Al Superczynski - 24 Dec 2006 00:56 GMT

>>>Can you avoid sanding?
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>What Al said ,works a treat with Tamiya putty too.

It also works with Bondo Spot & Glaze and many other putties as
well. Neat trick!

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