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    #16
    Cheap cellulose (aka lacquer) thinner cleans it up easily.

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    • Mr Bowcat
      SMF OG
      • Dec 2016
      • 4600
      • Bob
      • London

      #17
      As does IPA.
      Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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      • Wouter
        • Apr 2018
        • 742

        #18
        I always use Mr. Surfacer for priming...The 1200 comes in grey and black. Thinned with their Mr. Levelling thinner it's superb

        Cheers

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        • rtfoe
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 9074

          #19
          I've used Mr Surfacer for years for priming and filling small imperfections or tiny cracks. The thicker versions are great for creating cast iron tank surfaces. The thin primers are great for planes with fine engraved panel lines when airbrushed on.

          Cheers,
          Richard

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          • adt70hk
            SMF Supporters
            • Sep 2019
            • 10402

            #20
            Originally posted by Paintguy
            Cheap cellulose (aka lacquer) thinner cleans it up easily.
            Thanks Andy. Couldn't remember the name, found it on a car paint website that made the link to acetone.

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