Bondo Glazing & Spot Putty

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Bondo Glazing & Spot Putty

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:scratch:: Paul on last nights at the bench was using Bondo Glazing & Spot Putty. I have found it on line for £9:90 can anyone tell me what is the best to use to thin it down to apply it by brush to joints etc.
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It is lacquer based
Paul used Mr Hobby Levelling Thinner...and then almost died from the smell if you remember the live chat
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Thanks for that didnt hear the chat had to go before it came on just saw that he was using it. If Mr Hobby is so bad will have use a spray mask and mix it outside.
Thanks for the info.
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No worries
Careful with the putty as it can be a bit too "hot" for some plastics and melt it instead of just fill
Test it out a sprue first maybe
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