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09-17-2003, 11:10 PM
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Compound but is a Ceramic ????
Hi guys,
Did anyone here try "Liquid" compound before? here is the one I wanna get HSGTT-25 Hasegawa --- Ceramic Compound any experience of using this one? is it good? Thanks, Joe
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09-18-2003, 04:04 AM
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I bought this a while ago and IMO i think it is a lot better than Tamiyas Compound since it leaves no icky residue behind. I suggest u get the coating polymer as well since after u used the compound the polymer gives it a mirror finish.
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09-18-2003, 04:54 AM
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Hey i noe this is not related to this thread but, N.E one knows if Gunze Sangyo's Mr Surfacer Liquid Putty is good?
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09-18-2003, 01:45 PM
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Re: Compound but is a Ceramic ????
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Does it leave fine scratches though like the Tamiya compund?
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09-18-2003, 10:53 PM
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Tamiya Compound shouldn't leave scratches. If it does, it's either...
1)Sand paper is too coarse. -> Use finer sand paper,such as 4000 and up 2)Polishing cloth is too coarse. -> Use finer cloth such as eyeglass cleaning cloth, or silver polishing cloth. Hasegawa's ceramic compound is better in my opinion, and the reason is the same as CalsonicR34. I recommend it.
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