Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Yep, and I remember the time when the only type of putty available was the 'Plastic Wood' wood filler - no us to man or beast!
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No not at all, that's why I like using CA so much. You just can't let it sit around. Never do more filling than you can file flush and sand within about a half hour otherwise it gets harder than the surrounding plastic and becomes hard to work. I use a medium thickness CA and accelerator. Wait about 5 seconds after you hit it with the accelerator, wipe it off with a tissue and start right in with the needle file. The faster you start, the softer the CA is, and the easier it is to take off with the file.Do you have trouble feathering the edge down at all doing this?
No not at all, that's why I like using CA so much. You just can't let it sit around. Never do more filling than you can file flush and sand within about a half hour otherwise it gets harder than the surrounding plastic and becomes hard to work. I use a medium thickness CA and accelerator. Wait about 5 seconds after you hit it with the accelerator, wipe it off with a tissue and start right in with the needle file. The faster you start, the softer the CA is, and the easier it is to take off with the file.