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I do need to try some Mr surfacer filler
Good idea Dougie I use 500 most of the time the 1000 and 1200 are more primers Nice advantage is that
the filler is about the same hardness as the plastic When sanding you are sanding both plastic and filler at
the same rate giving a seamless joint which as said before sands to a feather without breaking away
As I have mentioned in the pictures I build in layers The filler will drop into a crack leaving a mountain each side
Can give the impression after a couple of coats that the crack still needs filling. Next time I am going to use tape
either side which will save a lot of sanding (PS remove tape immediately after applying to avoid a right mess)
Others use IPA to smooth but for me I have not found success. I use an old stiff paint brush to put the stuff on
cleaning up with IPA.
Right away must see how Hull City are getting on.
Laurie