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11-26-2001, 04:57 AM
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pkw1!
HLJ have these three putty types in stock!
Which ones shall I go for?   http://www.hlj.com/cgi-local/hljpage.cgi?WRK00036 I can't seem to find the liquid putty you use from Gunze Sangyo! 
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11-26-2001, 05:13 AM
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I've always used Tamiya.. so not sure of the other kind.. but i'll buy one later to try it out
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All projects stalled... Need to settle in on my new job, and don't have time to built models just yet.
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11-27-2001, 03:18 AM
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http://www.hlj.com/cgi-local/hljpage.cgi?GNZSF-285
his is the MR. Surface 500... just search under the company name Gunze Sangyo, then go under the paint catagory... and you'll see a number of "MR." products there.. I use the 500 bottle type and apply it with a tooth pick as for the Tamiya stuff... the regular putty is the paste type putty that is used for smaller areas of remodeling (mostly for added body lines, small hood scoops etc etc.) but if you want to rebuilt bumpers body kits, etc then I'd strongly suggest using the EPOXY putty.. they are basically like playing with playdou.... you get the picture
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