The BEST Modeling Putty / Filler

My 2 cents on THE best modeling putty. Much better than Squadron or Tamiya. If you use it on fiberglass or metal, allow more drying time. Maybe 4 or more hrs. depending on temp and thickness.

[@samson2143]

Using a solvent also helps to smooth out and blend the filler as well. Use a q tip soaked in a solvent. 😊 I see you already mentioned glue as a solvent 👍🏻

[@skyrider4789]

I appreciate your video. I use it also for 3D prints and also like it better than Tamiya's putty. I haven't tried the model cement mix that you mentioned, but would like to. Thanks for the tip!

[@dingodirtydog]

Just started 3D printing myself. And yes, it works great on PLA+.

[@mageckman]

Have you had any issues with the putty shrinking over time? After it really dries out? I know some putties have that issue. I can see this being a real bargain. You get 2 to 3 times the amount of putty for the same price as most putties.

[@TrainsCatsOtherStories]

Does the tube on this stuff break easily? I bought Tamiya modeling putty for the first a while back and while it worked well, a small whole split open on the side and sadly now it's oozing out the side of the tube.

[@dingodirtydog]

I've been through 3 tubes over 4 years and never had that happen. Not saying it couldn't though.

[@gokhanersan8561]

How is the smell?

[@dingodirtydog]

Not too bad. It smells about like liquid cement. Smell goes away after it dries. About 1 hr.

[@robertmunoz7543]

Dr micro tools anyone?😁
Plastique?😳
Jman

[@MrRebelyell83]

Adding these 2 together is a highly toxic mess. Both are highly flammable let alone a category 1 inhalation hazard. I see more people that model.doing this and it's a bad choice. Modelers are exposed to enough toxic chemicals. Why would you want to create an even more toxic environment on your work desk?

[@sheldonnorton9035]

Would doing it in front of a spray booth fan be enough?