Re-scibing panel lines

it may be too far along now, without seeing what you're looking at, but i've found that using a plastic weld like tenax, ambroid pro weld, tamiya cement works best if you have to rescribe over a seam.  I haven't tried using the welds that i mentioned AFTER using (potentially since I don't know what you used) something else like CA. 

it might be worth trying running some of the plastic weld along the join to soften the plastic, sand it smooth, and then try rescribing.  since you've used fill you'll have to find a way to remove it  first.  what you can use to remove it depends on the brand though.  EX:  squadron green will smooth over and can be removed a little at a time with nail polish remover. 

See if this helps: http://www.swannysmodels.com/Scribing.html

thanks i have been using these ideas and was hoping to find a more uniform way of doing it even then things i seen on the link left imperfect lines i guess iam shooting for the moon

SmartGambler

thanks i have been using these ideas and was hoping to find a more uniform way of doing it even then things i seen on the link left imperfect lines i guess iam shooting for the moon

It just takes a lot of practice to be able to do is consistently.  You have to use less pressure when you get to where you have the filler than you were using on the plastic, or the filler will chip or cause what you are using to scribe to wander.  Also try using a pin or sewing needle to scribe instead of the commercially made "scribers".

Thanks alot that worked better then anything i ever tried. the pin with light pressure worked perfect also i cut the dymo tape in very thin strips to help with the arc in the fusealage. this why i come to this site for great tips like this one just another tool in my modeling drawer.

SmartGambler

Thanks alot that worked better then anything i ever tried. the pin with light pressure worked perfect also i cut the dymo tape in very thin strips to help with the arc in the fusealage. this why i come to this site for great tips like this one just another tool in my modeling drawer.