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Mr Hobby Dissolved Putty

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Hi guys

iIhave in the past used the squadron green putty as my main filler and I also now have the white. Following recommendations I purchased PPP and vellajo which I really like. Then while at the Hendon show I picked up the Mr Surfacer 500, 1000 and 1200. To be honest I think I have it all covered with this lot :crazy: . I am curious though about the Mr Hobby Dissolved Putty. Does this have any advantage over any of the others listed?
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Re: Mr Hobby Dissolved Putty

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Hi Steve ,

Mr. Dissolved Putty
as the name is indicating, its a putty which comes dissolved .I use it applied with a brush to fill gaps, sink marks and ejector marks.

see this video to see the diferences between Dissolve Putty and Mr surfacer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoahIXns8Fc#t=164

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBpj79Kxyjw

Hope it helps you .


Oh, be prepared for the smell , it smells lke hell, use a mask .:-)
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Re: Mr Hobby Dissolved Putty

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Thanks António. I will have a look at those links. :thumb2:
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Im looking at trying that Mr surfacer to have Vallejo now orks ok for me
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I have always been tempted to try the dissolved putty. Games Workshop sell a product called "liquid greenstuff" which is also quite good, can be applied with a brush etc, and is water soluble so cleans up easy too. Its also sand able etc. when dry. Not cheap "being a GW product" but quite useful. Does shrink a bit though.
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Maverik wrote:Im looking at trying that Mr surfacer to have Vallejo now orks ok for me
Angelo, i don't want to sound an arse but you keep dragging up really old threads, it doesnt serve any purpose doing so at all buddy.
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Sorry mate should look at the dates a bit more closely
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Does it matter how old a thread is? If he searched for Mr Dissolved Putty, finds a thread and posts in it what's the big deal?

To stay on topic, I've used Mr Surfacer many a time and love it. I've not used Mr disolvable putty yet but own it. No gaps big enough yet lol
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Cheers homerlovesbeer for that I appreciate your advice and i didn't take offense to what paul said all good
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Homerlovesbeer wrote:Does it matter how old a thread is? If he searched for Mr Dissolved Putty, finds a thread and posts in it what's the big deal?

To stay on topic, I've used Mr Surfacer many a time and love it. I've not used Mr disolvable putty yet but own it. No gaps big enough yet lol
What good does it do commenting on a 2 year old thread? Its not going to add anything to it
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All good fellas forget about it no big deal
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