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Old 04-10-2009, 12:36 PM
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Reconstituting Finishers compounds

Has anyone successfully reconstituted dry/semi-dry Finishers compounds? If so, what did you use to do so? My green-capped compound is going dry fast!
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Re: Reconstituting Finishers compounds

I haven't used Finishers, but I regularly use water to thin Tamiya compounds. I usually do this as i use them- adding a couple drops of water to the cloth I'm using for polishing.
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Re: Reconstituting Finishers compounds

just water....
i always add a little soap, cause it just makes water 'better'.
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Re: Reconstituting Finishers compounds

I did it once and it is as easy as the others said... just add some water and they are fine again.
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