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is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

i been using araldite fast setting eopoxy adhesive for my models that crack...
is it the right putty?

it has to be mix
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

Epoxy adhesive is not a putty. Theres a difference. Epoxy is a glue, epoxy putty is a putty with epoxy characteristics.
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

ohhh

any reccommendation for the putty then?
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

tamiya epoxy putty quick type.......those are the best
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

If you are looking for something on the cheap. Most automotive polyester putties will do a fair job.
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

thanks bro
i am on a tight budget
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Re: Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

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tamiya epoxy putty quick type.......those are the best
Probably made by french Company Sinto, under name Sintofer...

Smells and sounds the same, like Tamiya putty is equal to Sintofinition.
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Re: is araldite suitable putty for modelling?

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