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I purchased Milliput standard purely on the basis of reviews & modellers furums I’ve read & also YouTube videos I’ve watched. Apart from products that apparently can only be found in the USA 🇺🇸 this Milliput putty is clearly the preferred choice of many if not most modellers. So I’ve every confidence in the product, now I’ve just got to pluck up the courage to take the plunge. I recently bought the Hobby Boss Tiger 1 in 1 in 1 /16 scale so it’s a big boy & requires zimmerit coating to be applied. I’ve built Tamiya 1/35 German tanks before & you can purchase zimmerit stickers which are very good although they look a bit too perfect. Also I’ve used Eduard photo etch zimmerit before but I’ve never done it ‘home made’ before. So in short I think I’ve bought the right stuff for the job now I just got to get on with it. 🤞it’ll turn out fine. Read full review
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Once mixed (and that takes some doing) it is far too hard to be of use. "No more nails" or decorator's filler, is much easier to fill gaps. I bought it for model making, but it is redundant. It needs to be much more flexible/pliant/soft, to get in place. It does set rock hard, but then is a pain to sand down. Car body filler is another option. I have not found a use for it yet !
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This stuff is really impressive. I had broken a garden ornament, ceramic, and it was rather badly smashed with quite a number of missing bits. I reassembled it using Milliput as the adhesive and also filling the gaps. It was very easy to work with and having left it for a few hours it became rock hard. I was able to sand it to shape and then repaint it. A very satisfying result. From now on the Milliput will be part of my toolbox.
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Years ago I learnt that Milliput was something very useful to keep around. I've used it to rebuild metal castings, seal cracks underwater, create mounts that required a complicated shape & many other tasks. It's adhesion isn't that good but using Milliput to create a piece that is an exact fit a spot of cyanoacrylate will soon make it stick. If you need a widget of certain shape mould a piece of Millput & let it set. Then you have your custom moulded widget. It is also surprisingly tough, though not very hard. Tensile strength is not great but adequate for most situations, if more is needed then I just mould a piece of steel into it. Brilliant stuff that every handy man should keep in their toolbox. For crafts people - this is like Fimo that you don't need to bake. Only stronger.
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This is a totally brilliant bit of kit, useful for so many things and situations. I use it mostly for assembling miniatures but have used it to repair cars and bikes and even a bottle opener. Just blend equal portions together with your fingers, push it into whatever shape required and leave to set. Can be drilled, filed, sanded and painted when it has set.
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