does Tamiya Putty shrink?

DarkKnight

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ok, we all know the squadron stuff is crap, I usually use A B epoxy putty, but its hard to get it all uniform, I've seen some people using tamiya putty, is it any good?
 
ok, we all know the squadron stuff is crap, I usually use A B epoxy putty, but its hard to get it all uniform, I've seen some people using tamiya putty, is it any good?

Are you meaning the gray Tamiya putty or the A and B Tamiya putty ?

The first one shrinks yes, but I use to use it to fix some scratches etc... not to fill large gap.

One part putty : always shrinks
2 parts putty : most of the time no shrinkage
 
Tamiya putty for small pit marks and seams, great stuff...Magisculp for larger stuff, this is a two part putty, but superb stuff as you can smooth it out wet and it leaves very little sanding work once cured!

lee
 
Are you meaning the gray Tamiya putty or the A and B Tamiya putty ?

The first one shrinks yes, but I use to use it to fix some scratches etc... not to fill large gap.

One part putty : always shrinks
2 parts putty : most of the time no shrinkage

A B epoxy putty comes in a cardboard box with red lettering I need to find some to see the brand, I didnt know tamiya made an epoxy putty
 
it is the milliput I use now, its a little coarse at times and when dried pieces are in it they doesn't mix well
 
Does anyone use Liquitex Modelling Paste? I have had good results on many things with it.

KK
 
You might want to use the 'fine' grade Milliput. I've never had any issue with that, not being coarse.
 
Never used Tamiya putty.I used an epoxy bondo/filler that didn't shrink.I picked it up at Tap Palstics,don't remember the name though.
 
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