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itachi0602
 Post subject: green stuf
PostPosted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 8:23 pm 
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maybe a stupid question but how do you make green stuf hard ? i thought is see bake it but i dont know for sure and if you bake it what happens to plastic parts ?

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When you mix the green stuff together (the yellow & green part) it will harden normally after an hour + depending on the room temperature.
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itachi0602 wrote:
maybe a stupid question but how do you make green stuf hard ? i thought is see bake it but i dont know for sure and if you bake it what happens to plastic parts ?


Just wait.

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thx i first didnt knw that you need to mix it thx a lot ;D

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about 24hrs to set properly if u paint it before it drys itll take probly weeks lol
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about 24hrs to set properly if u paint it before it drys itll take probly weeks lol


I found this out the hard way and at the expense of a good 4hours work.

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thank you a for this quick comment thx ;D

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senoja wrote:
about 24hrs to set properly if u paint it before it drys itll take probly weeks lol


I'm sure I heard somewhere there's no need to wait for it to set before you paint it, at least for small stuff like gap/joint filling. I routinely paint over it pretty much straight away, without problems.
At least with a black undercoat... you sometimes wonder whether what you have done with the putty will look right, once painted - will you be able to see the join...? So I usually quickly black undercoat, just to check it out...

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Agreed that you can safely paint small patchwork relatively quick. If you did anything significant (large gap in join on a big model) I'd wait at least an hour or so. If you have sculpted a replacement arm give it a day.

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