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Post by vintagerpm on Jan 13, 2024 13:22:39 GMT -8
I'm posting this here because I'm working on a 1/43 kit, but the question applies to any resin kit.
I'm trying to prime a Marsh Chaparral and I keep getting fisheyes on the front bodywork - like there is oil there. It has been soaked in Bleche White, soaked in 91% rubbing alcohal, and washed with Ivory dish soap (not necessarily in that order). I am now stripping it with ELO for the second time. What do I need to do to get rid of the fisheyes?
(This happened once before, but I don't remember how I solved the problem nor can I find the thread about it here.)
Mike
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Post by tatocorvette on Jan 13, 2024 13:38:17 GMT -8
Hello,
I went thru that years ago. The resin is not properly cured. If I recall correctly, I sealed with filler before attempting primer again. Depending on the size and location, you can seal with superglue and sand it down to shape.
Thanks, Ismael
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Post by arcticwolf on Jan 14, 2024 7:47:00 GMT -8
Hello, I went thru that years ago. The resin is not properly cured. If I recall correctly, I sealed with filler before attempting primer again. Depending on the size and location, you can seal with superglue and sand it down to shape. Thanks, Ismael I had it too. The ultra thin blue cap from BSI, I just poured it over it. Worked like a charm. Just don't touch it!!!!
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Post by vintagerpm on Jan 26, 2024 11:24:34 GMT -8
Super glue seems to have done the trick. Thanks, guys.
Mike
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