superglue? elephant brand?
can tahan anot?

selley's super glue... really can tahan one... combine together with talkum can be like putty also... then can sand... super glue is live saver...

selley super glue really sai lei 犀利
better get one in case of emergency

is this a proper use or improper use of Mr. White Putty.... hehe.... usually tutup small2 seam line.. now try to close big big hole.... correct one aa??? or should i use bondite better... (donno where got sell bondite at ampang la...)

i still dunno what's the specific purpose of Mr WHite putty =_="

cant see the pic but i've tried to cover big seamlines b4 and it failed..lol..
it really is meant to cover small seam lines

cover seam lines

This post has been edited by z3r0717: Jan 8 2008, 09:43 PM

Putty is use to do repair works like scratch or applied to smooth out surface...u know some curve surface kit is not fully curve

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Added on January 8, 2008, 9:51 pmThat's exia front plate....u shld use those modeling white plastic to cover up
if epoxy putty to fill up....will increase the weight of that plate

This post has been edited by g2xian: Jan 8 2008, 09:51 PM

what i wanna mean is the specific use and difference between it and epoxy putty wo...

hav been using it for a while but still not familar wif its properties yet such as hardening time...any1 pro wif these thg?

you mean use pla plate right.... just want to try it... and see if its working... nearly dry already... lol...

where do i get top coat..can i get from times square by any chance?i m building MG destiny gundam..wanna do it to the best..i m a student..not rich..is dat ok if i use gundam markers to colour my MG?thanks..

maybe use pla-plate 1st then use putty to cover the small2 gap left by pla-plate..is it g2xian?

- u can get top coats at time square.
- if ur not rich u'll not use gundam marker..

ya...i got 1/100 exia myself haha...onli mod de GN shield gap so far

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Added on January 8, 2008, 10:35 pmepoxy putty is use to shape out things...like add ons...
normal putty more on repairs...... frm wat i see is highly corrosive..use too much will melt ur kit..so never use to fill up big gaps

This post has been edited by g2xian: Jan 8 2008, 10:35 PM

Hope someone with experience removing paint residue on PVC figurines can help me with this, but I've recently come into purchase of a lovely PVC figurine of Ignis the White which unfortunately has some red paint residue on her white wedding dress. >_< Does anybody know how to remove it? I've tried normal water and a toothbrush but I couldn't remove it. I then tried using a sponge which did manage to remove it to a certain extent, but also the white airbrush paint on the wedding dress! Luckily since the dress is white and slightly see through, it's not visible to the naked eye unless you look really, really closely. Still, the red paint residue is an eyesore. Any suggestions? Should I take it to a professional model airbrush shop to airbrush it?

EDIT: I've added a picture of the paint residue. Would greatly appreciate it if anybody could help me with this.

This post has been edited by Ruff Bark: Jan 8 2008, 10:37 PM


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A very very dumb thing happened when I was building me MG Destiny, and I lost a part. Was wondering if there's any kind sould here who's got a MG Destiny who's nice enough to pinjam me that missing part for a day or 2, for me to make an epoxy cast out of it?

The missing piece is A20

This post has been edited by fyire: Jan 8 2008, 11:40 PM

There's a trick to it, to prevent the corrosion. After mixing the 2 parts of epoxy putty together, don't apply right away. Let it harden slightly first. You'll need to experiment a bit on this, as you'll need it to be hard enough so that it dun attack the plastic, but still soft enough where you can press it into place.

When duplicating damaged or missing parts, dusting the part to be duplicated with baby powder before pressing it into the epoxy helps a lot too.

u guys being sarcastic about mre spay joke or isit really funny?XD...and sry to the ppl tat made tat mistake...jus jk...no hard feelings k... and sry to the mod coz again im chatting here...

This post has been edited by zheyuen: Jan 9 2008, 12:03 AM

If I want to paint over a certain part of an already pre-painted PVC anime figurine, what kind of paint, materials, and brushes should I use?

This will depend a lot on what sort of paint's used to cover the piece, and also the finishing of it. The trickiest bit will be to match the paint already on the figuring itself, so you wont get a splotch that's out of place. Hand brushing might be a bit tough to do.

Using an airbrush will be the easiest, although you may have to sand slightly at the spot that you want to spray over first to avoid the paint in that area getting too thick.

Thanks! Next question: can you recommend any good model shops in PJ that offer repainting services? From the looks of the costs of the airbrush kits, they look too expensive for me to buy for one-time use only since I'm not a hardcore figurine enthusiast and I don't want to muck up the job myself.

This post has been edited by Ruff Bark: Jan 9 2008, 08:43 AM