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  • zuludog
    SMF Supporters
    • Mar 2015
    • 239

    #1

    Hardened Green Putty

    I have some old Squadron Green Putty that has gone fairly hard, so that it is very difficult to squeeze out of the tube


    I thought I might try digging some out and stirring it into Mr Surfacer or Mr Dissolved Putty to make them just a bit thicker, so they're more like brush on fillers and less like brush on primers.


    Any comments?
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    #2
    You can use acetone as well...

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    • Ian M
      Administrator
      • Dec 2008
      • 18266
      • Ian
      • Falster, Denmark

      #3
      Just thin the green down with thinners.
      Group builds

      Bismarck

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      • yak face
        Moderator
        • Jun 2009
        • 13836
        • Tony
        • Sheffield

        #4
        Hi Geoff . as Ian rightly says , adding some cellulose thinners will soften it up/thin it , I did this with a tube of Humbrol filler that had gone a bit stiff . I cut the tube open and put it in an old Tamiya paint jar ,then added cellulose thinners till it was the right consistency . Its good for when you only need a tiny bit or a thin smear , cheers tony

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        • zuludog
          SMF Supporters
          • Mar 2015
          • 239

          #5
          thanks for the replies. that's the sort of thing I was thinking of. I have acetone, cellulose thinners, and several empty tins & small jars; I'm sure I can manage something

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