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Old 08-19-2004, 03:10 PM
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Question Tamiya Basic type putty question

i'm building a bodykit using styrene and TBT. As i was letting it dry, i noticed the putty softend up the styrene, my question is, how long is the dry'n time for this kinda putty w/ styrene? 2-3 days?
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is around there...but why use a Tamiya basic type for bodykit? If I'm not wrong, it came with a tube form with paste... I think for bodykit, you need stuff like milliput/ Tamiya epoxy putty, etc. It will save you alot of time.
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Re: Tamiya Basic type putty question

I do my body kit with Tamiya basic putty, it work great
but I will try epoxy soon
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