Use Tamiya white putty on RC boat abs/styrene hull
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Use Tamiya white putty on RC boat abs/styrene hull
I've been using to Tamiya gray putty (I think it's the same chemical composition as white) for many years on my boats. I have not had any problems. This putty seems to adhere to just about everything, especially when my fingers.
The only thing I don't like about the Tamiya putty is that his it has a high shrinkage factor. So, when applying you need to use multiple layers with the final layer being a slight convex shape so it can be sanded down flush.
Lew
The only thing I don't like about the Tamiya putty is that his it has a high shrinkage factor. So, when applying you need to use multiple layers with the final layer being a slight convex shape so it can be sanded down flush.
Lew
Lew
Florida, USA
Home page: https://www.RCFlorida.org/lmb
Florida, USA
Home page: https://www.RCFlorida.org/lmb
Use Tamiya white putty on RC boat abs/styrene hull
It can be ok on boats but still needs a coat of paint on it. I’ve used the putty you patch walls with. It’s the one that is pink and drys tan. It sands well but I coat with paint or even CA glue. It’s not waterproof but decent coating it can last. There is always the Bondo filler that is in a squeeze tube too.
Howard hager
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Use Tamiya white putty on RC boat abs/styrene hull
A good day
I always use 2 component epoxy
But a friend of mine is using the sprayable filler from MOTIP
Which you can buy in car shops
Regards
Herman lifeboat lover
I always use 2 component epoxy
But a friend of mine is using the sprayable filler from MOTIP
Which you can buy in car shops
Regards
Herman lifeboat lover
Aimé par AndyN and beastlyfern and
Use Tamiya white putty on RC boat abs/styrene hull
Can I use Tamiya white putty to level out some small pits in a abs styrene hull on a rc boat model kit?
Is it going to be effected by the water? Of course I will be priming and painting/sealing over any areas.
I could use a two part epoxy putty but it is a pain to sand down for just some small imperfections.
Thanks
Is it going to be effected by the water? Of course I will be priming and painting/sealing over any areas.
I could use a two part epoxy putty but it is a pain to sand down for just some small imperfections.
Thanks
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