Mr. Surfacer

Beginner,

First of all welcome to the forums. Apply with a brush and sand when dry. Denatured Alcohol will also smooth Mr. Surfacer but not a quickly as Lacquer Thinner. The Alcohol won't damage the plastic though.

f1house,

Welcome to the forums as well . Yes, you will get more responses if you start your own thread.

Just click on the "Create A New Discussion Topic" at the top of the section page.

f1house

Hi all!  I build paper model 1/24th scale Formula 1 cars from all eras. These models are like fine art. A very challenging medium, paper modeling is incredibly detailed producing extremely rewarding results once you have the technique under control.  This discipline has an incredible array of subjects - there's something for everybody including; aircraft, armor, ships, architecture and figures. I'll post some photos soon of my Formula 1 cars. 

 

You might want to post your own thread instead of hijacking the original poster's thread.

Hi all!  I build paper model 1/24th scale Formula 1 cars from all eras. These models are like fine art. A very challenging medium, paper modeling is incredibly detailed producing extremely rewarding results once you have the technique under control.  This discipline has an incredible array of subjects - there's something for everybody including; aircraft, armor, ships, architecture and figures. I'll post some photos soon of my Formula 1 cars. 

Welcome to the forums.

Toshi

Welcome to the forums!  

I will stir (not shake) the bottle, then apply with a paint brush. Allow to dry and sand the area. Cleans up with lacquer thinner. Very simple.

Welcome to the Forums!  Glad to have you aboard!

If you post this question in the painting and Airbrushing section of these forums you'll get many answers.

Jim