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Tons of "Pin Holes" with Tamiya Putty

Why am I getting all these pin holes with the use of this putty? I sand it smooth and with close inspection I can see little tiny holes in the putty. I apply it again and sand (ofcourse when it's dried) and the old holes may have been filled but I now have new ones to deal with. What's the deal with that? Are all putty like this?
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Which Tamiya putty?

You might be better off filling the pin holes with a little primer applied with a brush.
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I have the same problem sometimes. I think it might be old putty.
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What I do is apply a thin layer of super glue over the putty and sand it out
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When applying tamiya putty I usually mix in a bit of gunze thinner to make it less viscous. Since it flows more easily then, I don't have any air bubble problem when it dries.
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its probably how you mixing it, try not folding the catalyst in, youll just be adding air bubbles
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What I do is apply a thin layer of super glue over the putty and sand it out
That's what I do also. Or sometimes I mix some super glue with Tamiya putty, it is smoother and it dries quicker...
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That's a great trick, I will probably use it also sometime, as I have the same problem...


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