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12-03-2002, 08:09 PM
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What Polyester Putty?
What is this used for?
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12-04-2002, 08:14 AM
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Characteristics of polyester putty are...
It hardens quickly (generally, ready to sand in 10-20 minutes) Sand to smooth surface Shrinkage is minimal, because it hardens by a chemical reaction instead of evaporation of the solution. Ideal for making a thick volume. Relatively inexpensive. (Takes a long time to run out a can of automotive body filler.) It's harder to make a desired shape in the first attempt, unlike epoxy putty. (but short curing time allows us to fill & carve several times.) Tamiya, Work and Bondo are my favorite brands.
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12-04-2002, 11:51 AM
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What else does Work produce besides Morimori? I know they have this really nice silver powder, but is there anything else? I've heard they also make sube-sube. How does this differ from morimori?
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Recent stuff:  Singapore scale modeling site at http://machinemess.singaporeanimenews.net
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12-04-2002, 02:57 PM
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Can you fill stuff like door handles wiht it?
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 05' Civic Si - Tokico D-Specs/Progress Springs/Progress Rear Sway/CorSport Endlinks/Ingalls Torque Dampner/Energy Suspension Motor Mounts/Falken Ziex/HFP Spoiler/RSX Rims
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